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• Fault detection and localization using Modelica and abductive reasoning
• Mutually unbiased maximally entangled bases from difference matrices
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• Mixed covering arrays on graphs of small treewidth
• Faulty interaction identification via constraint solving and optimization
• Computational Science – ICCS 2005
• A primer on the application of neural networks to covering array generation
• Cost-efficient mixed-level covering designs for testing experiments
• Model Based Testing for Agent Systems
• On (\(g\), 4; 1)-difference matrices
• Constructions of difference covering arrays.
• Algorithmic methods for covering arrays of higher index
• Attribute-efficient learning of Boolean functions from Post closed classes
• Products of mixed covering arrays of strength two
• A new method for constructing pair-wise covering designs for software testing
• An efficient design and implementation of the in-parameter-order algorithm
• Binary Covering Arrays and Existentially Closed Graphs
• Constructing heterogeneous hash families by puncturing linear transversal designs
• Automation of broad sanity test generation
• Recent Advances in Constraints
• Heuristically enhanced IPO algorithms for covering array generation
• A survey of methods for constructing covering arrays
• Asymptotic and constructive methods for covering perfect hash families and covering arrays
• Constructions of new orthogonal arrays and covering arrays of strength three
• Algebraic modelling of covering arrays
• Roux-type constructions for covering arrays of strengths three and four
• Constructing strength three covering arrays with augmented annealing
• Linear hash families and forbidden configurations
• Merging covering arrays and compressing multiple sequence alignments
• Mixed optimization combinatorial method for constructing covering arrays
• Covering arrays via set covers
• Difference covering arrays and pseudo-orthogonal Latin squares
• Improving two recursive constructions for covering arrays
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• Classification of orthogonal arrays by integer programming
• Software and hardware testing using combinatorial covering suites
• Heterogeneous hash families and covering arrays
• Problems and algorithms for covering arrays
• A Logic-Based Approach to Combinatorial Testing with Constraints
• Structures and lower bounds for binary covering arrays
• New techniques for designing qualitatively independent systems
• Problems and algorithms for covering arrays via set covers
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• A formal logic approach to constrained combinatorial testing
• CAgen
• Strength two covering arrays: existence tables and projection
• Tabu search for covering arrays using permutation vectors
• A survey on the problems and algorithms for covering arrays via set covers
• Constraint models for the covering test problem
• SAL
• TweetNaCl
• The test suite generation problem: optimal instances and their implications
• SAcb
• TScb
• Mixed covering arrays on 3-uniform hypergraphs
• Tabu search for the cyclic bandwidth problem
• MUDD
• Cover starters for covering arrays of strength two
• Upper bounds for covering arrays by tabu search.
• ACTS
• Geno
• TVG
• PinPoint
• On the state of strength-three covering arrays
• Randomized post-optimization of covering arrays
• Construction of mixed covering arrays of variable strength using a tabu search approach
• Pattern matching with don't cares and few errors
• Covering arrays of strength 3 and 4 from holey difference matrices
• Factorials experiments, covering arrays, and combinatorial testing
• An adaptive algorithm for group testing for complexes
• Improved strength four covering arrays with three symbols
• Sliced AETG: a memory-efficient variant of the AETG covering array generation algorithm
• A greedy algorithm to construct covering arrays using a graph representation
• Mixed covering arrays of strength three with few factors
• On a combinatorial framework for fault characterization

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