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The strict avalanche criterion randomness test
Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, 2005A new statistical test for randomness, the strict avalanche criterion (SAC) test, is presented, together with its results over some well-known generators in the literature.
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The simulated randomization test
Computer Programs in Biomedicine, 1982Non-parametric statistical methods have been the subject of renewed interest. They are particularly useful in the behavioral sciences as they can be applied to a large class of distributions, and because the investigator is not forced into making any erroneous assumptions about a Gaussian distribution for the parent population or about equal variances ...
M, Recchia, M, Rocchetti
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2004
In this paper, we introduce an enhanced form of random testing called Adaptive Random Testing. Adaptive random testing seeks to distribute test cases more evenly within the input space. It is based on the intuition that for non-point types of failure patterns, an even spread of test cases is more likely to detect failures using fewer test cases than ...
Tsong Yueh Chen, Hing Leung, I. K. Mak
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In this paper, we introduce an enhanced form of random testing called Adaptive Random Testing. Adaptive random testing seeks to distribute test cases more evenly within the input space. It is based on the intuition that for non-point types of failure patterns, an even spread of test cases is more likely to detect failures using fewer test cases than ...
Tsong Yueh Chen, Hing Leung, I. K. Mak
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2008 The Eighth International Conference on Quality Software, 2008
Random testing is a basic testing technique. Motivated by the observation that neighboring inputs normally exhibit similar failure behavior, the approach of adaptive random testing has recently been proposed to enhance the fault detection capability of random testing.
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Random testing is a basic testing technique. Motivated by the observation that neighboring inputs normally exhibit similar failure behavior, the approach of adaptive random testing has recently been proposed to enhance the fault detection capability of random testing.
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2004
Software Testing is recognized as an essential part of the Software Development process. Random Testing (RT), the selection of test cases at random from the input domain, is a simple and efficient method of Software Testing. Previous research has indicated that, under certain circumstances, the performance of RT can be improved by enforcing a more even,
Kwok Ping Chan +2 more
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Software Testing is recognized as an essential part of the Software Development process. Random Testing (RT), the selection of test cases at random from the input domain, is a simple and efficient method of Software Testing. Previous research has indicated that, under certain circumstances, the performance of RT can be improved by enforcing a more even,
Kwok Ping Chan +2 more
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A comparison of tests for randomness
Pattern Recognition, 1985This paper compares five distance-based statistics (Hopkins, Cox-Lewis, Eberhardt and two T-square statistics) which reflect the degree to which a set of d-dimensional points is random. The objectives are to identify the most promising statistic for intensive study and to establish performance bounds for situations involving little prior information ...
Guangzhou Zeng, Richard C. Dubes
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Is adaptive random testing really better than random testing
Proceedings of the 1st international workshop on Random testing, 2006Adaptive Random Testing (ART) is an enhancement of Random Testing (RT). It is known when ART can outperform RT and when it cannot. Previous studies assumed that the test cases are selected with replacement. It is unknown whether selection without replacement can enhance the effectiveness of ART and also RT.
Tsong Yueh Chen, Fei-Ching Kuo
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Sequential Monitoring of Randomization Tests: Stratified Randomization
Biometrics, 2007SummaryIn many clinical trials, it is desirable to establish a sequential monitoring plan, whereby the test statistic is computed at an interim point or points in the trial and a decision is made whether to stop early due to evidence of treatment efficacy.
Zhang, Yanqiong +2 more
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Simultaneous Randomization Tests
Biometrical Journal, 1984AbstractRandomization analyses have been developed for testing main effects and interactions in standard experimental designs. However, exact multiple comparisons procedures for these randomization analyses have received little attention. This article proposes a general procedure for constructing simultaneous randomization tests that have prescribed ...
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2002
This paper presents a novel adaptation of traditional random testing, called Restricted Random Testing (RRT). RRT offers a significant improvement over random testing, as measured by the F-measure. This paper describes the ideology behind RRT and explains its algorithm.
Kwok Ping Chan +2 more
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This paper presents a novel adaptation of traditional random testing, called Restricted Random Testing (RRT). RRT offers a significant improvement over random testing, as measured by the F-measure. This paper describes the ideology behind RRT and explains its algorithm.
Kwok Ping Chan +2 more
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