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Breast cancer specialists’ experiences and attitudes towards mainstream genetic testing for patients with breast cancer [PDF]
Background Germline genetic testing is an increasingly important component of treatment decision-making for clinicians and patients with breast cancer. To address increased demand and expedite access to genetic testing for these patients, the Parkville ...
Kirsten Allan +6 more
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Logarithm and program testing [PDF]
Randomized property-based testing has gained much attention recently, but most frameworks stop short at polymorphic properties. Although Bernardy et al. have developed a theory to reduce a wide range of polymorphic properties to monomorphic ones, it relies upon ad-hoc embedding-projection pairs to massage the types
Kuen-Bang Hou (Favonia), Zhuyang Wang
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Concurrency coverage criteria for activity diagrams
Existing coverage criteria for Unified Modeling Language (UML)‐based system design have used mostly structural constructs and sequential‐behavioural coverage criteria. However, concurrent‐behavioural coverage criteria are not sufficiently explored.
Mahesh Shirole, Rajeev Kumar
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On Testing Quantum Programs [PDF]
A quantum computer (QC) can solve many computational problems more efficiently than a classic one. The field of QCs is growing: companies (such as D-Wave, IBM, Google, and Microsoft) are building QC offerings. We position that software engineers should look into defining a set of software engineering practices that apply to QC's software. To start this
Andriy V. Miranskyy, Lei Zhang 0078
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Embedding and classifying test execution traces using neural networks
Classifying test executions automatically as pass or fail remains a key challenge in software testing and is referred to as the test oracle problem. It is being attempted to solve this problem with supervised learning over test execution traces.
Foivos Tsimpourlas +3 more
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CIDFuzz: Fuzz testing for continuous integration
As agile software development and extreme programing have become increasingly popular, continuous integration (CI) has become a widely used collaborative work method. However, it is common to make changes frequently to a project during CI.
Jiaming Zhang +5 more
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Applying virtual reality to teach the software development process to novice software engineers
Software development is a complicated process that requires experienced human resources to produce successful software products. Although this process needs experience from the individuals, it is hard to provide this experience without encountering real ...
Ulas Gulec +3 more
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VP_TT: A value propagation based equivalence checker for testability transformations
Testability transformation (TT) is a source‐to‐source programme transformation that aims to improve the ability of a given test generation method to generate test data for the original programme.
Ramanuj Chouksey +2 more
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Prioritising test scripts for the testing of memory bloat in web applications
Memory bloat frequently occurs in web applications. It affects system performance and may even cause out‐of‐memory crashes. For web applications, testers often do performance testing that repeatedly runs test scripts to reveal potential memory bloats ...
Ju Qian, Xu Zhou, Hui Zhou
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A data‐driven approach to estimate emissions for market‐based power system test cases
A data‐driven technique to determine greenhouse gas (GHG) and air‐pollutant (AP) emissions from bulk‐power system simulations is proposed. The proposed technique emulates the dispatch of a bulk‐power system using open‐source hourly fuel‐energy data from ...
Venkat Durvasulu, Timothy M. Hansen
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