An Effective Test Case Selection for Software Testing Improvement

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2015-11
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19th International Computer Science and Engineering Conference, ICSEC-2015, pp. 1-6. (November 28 – 30, 2015)
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One problem of testing software is selecting the suitable test cases from the test suit regarding the size of the programs. If the size of selected test cases is big, then it can affect the whole performance of software development life cycle. Accordingly, it increases testing time and produce many bugs. Therefore, this paper proposes the improvement of software testing for selecting the appropriate and small number of test cases by considering the amounts of the functions modified, lines of code changed, and numbers of bugs produced after modifying programs. The reason of proposing the software testing improvement model is to prepare effective algorithm, while numbers of bugs are lower than the traditional methods. According to the experimental results, the size of the selected test cases by using the proposed model is less than Retest All, Random, and a Safe Test about 98.70%, 87.86%, and 84.67% respectively. Moreover, the ability of STI is higher than the comparative studies about 1-20 times regarding the number of bugs found after modifying a program.
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