Coincidental correctness (CC) is a situation during the execution of a test case, the buggy
entity is executed, but the program behaves correctly as expected. Many automated fault …

Coincidental correctness (CC) can be misleading for developers because it gives the
impression that the code is functioning correctly when there are hidden faults. To mitigate …

A test suite is indispensable for fault localization by providing useful execution information of
its test cases for locating suspicious statements of being faulty. There exists a type of test …

Coverage-based fault localization (CFL) is a widely used technique for localizing faults in
software systems. It relies on the analysis of program execution traces or coverage …