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Deriving complete finite tests based on state machines
Many state machine based strategies return complete but infinite test suites. A usual approach to guarantee the fault coverage with respect to some kind of faults is to limit the number of faults, i.e., to consider a finite fault domain. In this paper, we summarize some results on deriving complete test suites w.r.t. infinite faults domains but w.r.t. special types of the specification machine.