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Software Testing, Verification & Reliability, Volume 23
Volume 23, Number 1, January 2013
- Monika Kapus-Kolar:
Error-preserving local transformations on communication protocols. 3-25 - Marc Fisher II, Sebastian G. Elbaum, Gregg Rothermel:
An automated analysis methodology to detect inconsistencies in web services with WSDL interfaces. 27-51 - Abdeslam En-Nouaary:
A test purpose-based approach for testing timed input output automata. 53-76 - Yoshinobu Tamura, Shigeru Yamada:
Reliability assessment based on hazard rate model for an embedded OSS porting-phase. 77-88
Volume 23, Number 2, March 2013
- Jeff Offutt:
What I have learned from usability. 89
- Adilson Luiz Bonifácio, Arnaldo Vieira Moura:
A new method for testing timed systems. 91-117 - Andrea Arcuri:
It really does matter how you normalize the branch distance in search-based software testing. 119-147 - Ramesh Kumar Garg, Kapil Sharma, Chander Kumar Nagpal, Rakesh Garg, Rajpal Garg, Rajive Kumar, Sandhya:
Ranking of software engineering metrics by fuzzy-based matrix methodology. 149-168
Volume 23, Number 3, May 2013
- Jeff Offutt:
The globalization of software engineering. 169-170
- Márcio Eduardo Delamaro, Fátima de Lourdes dos Santos Nunes, Rafael Alves Paes de Oliveira:
Using concepts of content-based image retrieval to implement graphical testing oracles. 171-198 - Domenico Cotroneo, Salvatore Orlando, Roberto Pietrantuono, Stefano Russo:
A measurement-based ageing analysis of the JVM. 199-239 - Benny Godlin, Ofer Strichman:
Regression verification: proving the equivalence of similar programs. 241-258
Volume 23, Number 4, June 2013
- Jeff Offutt:
Editorial: globalization - language and dialects. 259-260
- Mustafa Bozkurt, Mark Harman, Youssef Hassoun:
Testing and verification in service-oriented architecture: a survey. 261-313 - Pedro Reales Mateo, Macario Polo Usaola:
Parallel mutation testing. 315-350
Volume 23, Number 5, August 2013
- Ana R. Cavalli, Sudipto Ghosh:
ICST 2010 Special Issue. 351 - David Schuler, Andreas Zeller:
Covering and Uncovering Equivalent Mutants. 353-374 - Milos Gligoric, Vilas Jagannath, Qingzhou Luo, Darko Marinov:
Efficient mutation testing of multithreaded code. 375-403
- Márk Asztalos, László Lengyel, Tihamer Levendovszky:
Formal specification and analysis of functional properties of graph rewriting-based model transformation. 405-435
Volume 23, Number 6, September 2013
- Mark Harman, Bogdan Korel:
Editorial for special issue of STVR on software testing, verification, and validation - volume 1 (extended selected papers from ICST 2011). 437 - Sara Sprenkle, Lori L. Pollock, Lucy Simko:
Configuring effective navigation models and abstract test cases for web applications by analysing user behaviour. 439-464 - Waldemar Hummer, Orna Raz, Onn Shehory, Philipp Leitner, Schahram Dustdar:
Testing of data-centric and event-based dynamic service compositions. 465-497 - Raúl A. Santelices, Mary Jean Harrold:
Demand-driven propagation-based strategies for testing changes. 499-528
Volume 23, Number 7, November 2013
- Mark Harman, Bogdan Korel:
Editorial for special issue of STVR on software testing, verification, and validation - volume 2 (extended selected papers from ICST 2011). 529 - David Schuler, Andreas Zeller:
Checked coverage: an indicator for oracle quality. 531-551 - Gordon Fraser, Andrea Arcuri:
Handling test length bloat. 553-582
Volume 23, Number 8, December 2013
- Jeff Offutt:
A tribute to Mary Jean Harrold. 583-584
- Lehilton Lelis Chaves Pedrosa, Arnaldo Vieira Moura:
Incremental testing of finite state machines. 585-612 - Bixin Li, Xiaobing Sun, Hareton Leung, Sai Zhang:
A survey of code-based change impact analysis techniques. 613-646 - Sang-Woon Kim, Yu-Seung Ma, Yong Rae Kwon:
Combining weak and strong mutation for a noninterpretive Java mutation system. 647-668
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