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Specification-based Testing Method Using Testing Flow Graphs
As the most formalizable UML diagram, statecharts make a natural basis for specification based test generation. In this paper we discuss a specification-based testing method that extends specification-based testing method known as Testing Flow Graphs (TFG). Our extended TFG method allows test sequences to be generated that also meet full predicate coverage. To show the effectiveness and efficiency of our approach relative to the original work, we carried out an empirical evaluation using mutation analysis.