Practical Combinatorial Testing¶
Kuhn, D. R., Kacker, R. N., & Lei, Y. (2010). Practical Combinatorial Testing. NIST Special Publication 800-142.
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Mechanisms¶
- Compatibility Test Suite
- Keeping the matrix tractable is a solved problem: combinatorial coverage designs test the interactions that actually matter without the full product.
This sourceDescribes combinatorial testing designs that exercise parameter interactions without exhaustively testing every possible combination.
- Keeping the matrix tractable is a solved problem: combinatorial coverage designs test the interactions that actually matter without the full product.
- Pairwise Covering Array
- It rests on the well-documented interaction rule
This sourceShows that most observed failures involve few interacting factors and that pairwise covering arrays capture many such faults at far lower cost than full factorial testing.
- It rests on the well-documented interaction rule
- t-Wise Combinatorial Interaction Testing
- Its strength is making interaction coverage tractable and guaranteed: for a small, bounded number of tests it promises that every t-way conjunction of conditions has been exercised — a claim neither hand-written cases nor pure randomness can make.
This sourceShows that covering arrays provide guaranteed t-way interaction coverage with compact test suites unavailable from ad hoc or purely random selection.
- Its strength is making interaction coverage tractable and guaranteed: for a small, bounded number of tests it promises that every t-way conjunction of conditions has been exercised — a claim neither hand-written cases nor pure randomness can make.
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