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Third International Conference On Quality Software
Deriving Software Statistical Testing Model from UML Model
Dallas, Texas
November 06-November 07
ISBN: 0-7695-2015-4
Yan Jiong, National Laboratory for Parallel and Distributed Processing, Changsha
Wang Ji, National Laboratory for Parallel and Distributed Processing, Changsha
Chen Huowang, National Laboratory for Parallel and Distributed Processing, Changsha
Software statistical testing is concerned with testing the entire software systems based on their usage models. In the context of UML-based development, it is desired that usage models can be derived from UML analysis artifacts. This paper presents a method that derives the software usage models from reasonably constrained UML artifacts. The method utilizes use case diagrams, sequence diagrams and the execution probability of each sequence diagram in its associated use case. By projecting the messages in sequence diagrams onto the objects under test, the method elicits messages and their occurrence probabilities for generating the usage model of each use case for the objects under test. Then the usage models of use cases are integrated into the system usage model. The integration procedure will utilize the execution sequential relations between use cases.
Citation:
Yan Jiong, Wang Ji, Chen Huowang, "Deriving Software Statistical Testing Model from UML Model," qsic, pp.343, Third International Conference On Quality Software, 2003
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