Generating a test oracle from program documentation: work in progress
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Fundamenta Informaticae
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A lot of test cases need to be executed in statistical software testing. A test case consists of a set of inputs and a list of expected outputs. To automatically generate the expected outputs for a lot of test cases is rather difficult. An attribute reduction based approach is proposed in this paper to automatically generate the expected outputs. In this approach the input and output variables of a software are expressed as conditional attributes and decision attributes respectively. The relationship between input and output variables are then obtained by attribute reduction. Thus, the expected outputs for a lot of test sets are automatically generated via the relationship. Finally, a case study and the comparison results are presented, which show that the method is effective