Transcription of Reducing Combinatorics in GUI Testing of Android Applications
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Reducing Combinatorics in GUI Testing ofAndroid ApplicationsNariman Mirzaei Joshua Garcia*Hamid Bagheri*Alireza Sadeghi*Sam Malek* Department of Computer ScienceGeorge Mason of InformaticsUniversity of California, rising popularity of Android and the GUI-driven nature of itsapps have motivated the need for applicable automated GUI testingtechniques. Although exhaustive Testing of all possible combina-tions is the ideal upper bound in combinatorial Testing , it is ofteninfeasible, due to the combinatorial explosion of test cases. Thispaper presentsTrimDroid, a framework for GUI Testing of Androidapps that uses a novel strategy to generate tests in a combinatorial ,yet scalable, fashion.
Android, Software Testing, Input Generation 1. INTRODUCTION With well over a million apps, Android has become one of the dominant mobile platforms [16]. Android app markets, such as ... coverage as exhaustive combinatorial testing, but reduces the num-ber of test cases by 57.86% on average and by as much as 99.9%.
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Code Coverage Analysis of Combinatorial Testing, INTRODUCTION Combinatorial Testing, Combinatorial Testing, Testing, Combinatorial Interaction Regression Testing: A, Introduction, Combinatorial, Introduction to Combinatorial Testing, Testing Across Configurations: Implications for Combinatorial Testing, A Survey of Combinatorial Testing