Software is constantly changing as developers add new features or make changes. This directly impacts the effectiveness of the test suite associated with that software, especially when the new modifications are in an area where no test case exists. This article addresses the issue of developing a high-quality test suite to repeatedly cover a given point in a program, with the ultimate goal of exposing faults affecting the given program point. Our approach, IFRIT, uses Deep Reinforcement Learning to generate diverse inputs while keeping a high level of reachability of the desired program point. IFRIT achieves better results than state-of-the-art and baseline tools, improving reachability, diversity and fault detection.
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15:45 - 16:45 | ICST AI IResearch Papers / Industry at Margaret Hamilton Chair(s): Raihana Ferdous Fondazione Bruno Kessler | ||
15:45 15mTalk | IFRIT: Focused Testing through Deep Reinforcement Learning Research Papers Andrea Romdhana DIBRIS - University of Genoa, FBK - Security & Trust unit, Mariano Ceccato University of Verona, Alessio Merlo DIBRIS - University of Genoa, Paolo Tonella USI Lugano | ||
16:00 15mTalk | Robustness assessment and improvement of a neural network for blood oxygen pressure estimation Industry Paolo Arcaini National Institute of Informatics
, Andrea Bombarda University of Bergamo, Silvia Bonfanti University of Bergamo, Angelo Gargantini University of Bergamo, Daniele Gamba AISent S.r.l., Rita Pedercini AISent S.r.l. Pre-print | ||
16:15 15mTalk | Evaluating Features for Machine Learning Detection of Order- and Non-Order-Dependent Flaky Tests Research Papers Owain Parry The University of Sheffield, Gregory Kapfhammer Allegheny College, Michael Hilton Carnegie Mellon University, USA, Phil McMinn University of Sheffield | ||
16:30 15mLive Q&A | Discussion and Q&A Research Papers | ||