Acceptance testing is a validation activity performed to ensure the conformance of software
systems with respect to their functional requirements. In safety critical systems, it plays a …

New approaches to software testing are required due to the rising complexity of today's
software applications and the rapid growth of software engineering practices. Among these …

Natural language (NL) is pervasive in software requirements specifications (SRSs).
However, despite its popularity and widespread use, NL is highly prone to quality issues …

A new advancement in test automation is the use of natural language processing (NLP) to
generate test cases (or test scripts) from natural language text. NLP is innovative in this …

To facilitate communication among stakeholders, software security requirements are
typically written in natural language and capture both positive requirements (ie, what the …

Formal models are increasingly being used as input for automated test-generation
strategies. However, typically the requirements are captured as English text, and these …

System testing plays a crucial role in safety-critical domains, eg, automotive, where system
test cases are used to demonstrate the compliance of software with its functional and safety …

The Software Product Line Engineering (SPLE) realizes various products, reusing software
parts, whereas issues remain in test case design and execution. Test cases are …

Acceptance criteria (AC) are implementation agnostic conditions that a system must meet to
be consistent with its requirements and be accepted by its stakeholders. Each acceptance …

Automated testing which extracts essential information from software requirements written in
natural language offers a cost-effective and efficient solution to error-free software that meets …