A methodology for assessing the correctness of control programs

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In this paper we first analyze the role of program proofs in estimating the correctness of control programs. Then we develop a fuzzy-set-based measure of the correctness possibility of these programs. The input domain is partitioned into a set of hierarchical fuzzy equivalence classes. We estimate the computational and control flow correctness of each equivalence class. The computational correctness possibility is derived from an estimate of the complexity of the computations performed by the equivalence class. The control flow correctness possibility is based on the boundary value aspects and cohesiveness of the equivalence class. The model also incorporates the development history of the program. This is used to minimize the number of test cases.











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