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Test case prioritization (TCP) attempts to improve fault detection effectiveness by scheduling the important test cases to be executed earlier, where the importance is determined by some criteria or strategies. Adaptive random sequences (ARSs) can be used to improve the effectiveness of TCP based on white-box information (such as code coverage information) or black-box information (such as test input...
Test case prioritization (TCP) attempts to improve fault detection effectiveness by scheduling important test cases earlier, where important is determined by some criteria and strategy. Adaptive random sequences (ARSs) may be applied to improve the effectiveness of TCP in black-box testing. In this paper, to improve the effectiveness of TCP for object-oriented software, we present an ARS approach...
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