Introduction to Software Testing¶
Ammann, P., & Offutt, J. (2017). Introduction to Software Testing. Cambridge University Press.
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- Dense Set
- The identical structural procedure governs a machine-learning engineer running active learning to fill density holes in a training distribution (so the model generalizes over a region it was trained densely on) and a test engineer adding cases until every behavior of interest sits within \(\varepsilon\) of some tested input (coverage of the input space by a finite suite).
This sourceDevelops input-space partitioning and coverage criteria — covering every behavior/equivalence class of interest with a finite suite — the software-testing coverage (density) instance; also grounds the OOD/coverage-hole analogue as the failure to cover a region of the input space.
- The identical structural procedure governs a machine-learning engineer running active learning to fill density holes in a training distribution (so the model generalizes over a region it was trained densely on) and a test engineer adding cases until every behavior of interest sits within \(\varepsilon\) of some tested input (coverage of the input space by a finite suite).
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