Lei Ma, Cyrille Artho, Cheng Zhang, Hiroyuki Sato, M. Hagiya, Yoshinori Tanabe, M. Yamamoto
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GRT (Guided Random Testing) is an automatic test generation tool for Java code, which leverages static and dynamic program analysis to guide run-time test generation. In this paper, we summarize competition results and experiences of GRT in participating in SBST 2015, where GRT ranked first with a score of 203.73 points over 63 Java classes from 10 packages of 9 open-source software projects.