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Fourier analysis-based testing of finite state machines

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2018

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Bilgisayar Mühendisliği Bölümü
Founded in 1992, our department has been dedicated to expanding and sharing knowledge, producing a line of highly skilled engineers, and inspiring innovation Department of Computer Engineering was founded in 1992 together with the Izmir Institute of Technology and started to admit students for the Master of Science Program. In 1999, the Department moved to the new campus in Gülbahçe-Urla and the undergraduate program commenced in the same year. Computer Engineering Doctorate Program started in 2014. Currently, the number of students admitted to the undergraduate program is 80. The Department of Computer Engineering offers a wide range of selective courses in its curriculum which enables the students to specialize in different areas of computer science and engineering. Our mission is to create a learning environment where academic research activities and projects are carried out in collaboration with the industry. In this atmosphere we aim to train researchers and engineers who are competent in the discipline, have proficiency in problem solving as well as good communication and organizational skills, committed to life-long learning and ethical values and sensitive to social issues.

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Finite State Machine (FSM), as a formal modeling technique to represent both circuits and software, has been widely used in testing. FSM testing is a well-studied subject and there are several test generation methods. However, the current increase in the demand for pervasive and safety critical systems as well as the increase in software size calls for more rigorous methods that can produce more effective test suites particularly in terms of size, time spent for test generation and fault detection ratio. In this study, we propose a new test generation method based on the Fourier analysis of Boolean functions. An analysis on the effects of the various frequency components of the function output allow us to generate test suites with better performance characteristics. We compare our F-method with the two existing methods.

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F method, Finite State Machine, Fourier transformation, Test suite, UIO method, W method

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CEUR Workshop Proceedings -- 12th Turkish National Software Engineering Symposium, UYMS 2018 -- 10 September 2018 through 12 September 2018 -- 139255

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2201

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