Complete model-based equivalence class testing for nondeterministic systems
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- Exhaustive property oriented model-based testing with symbolic finite state machines
- Partial models and weak equivalence
- Complete open-state testing of limitedly nondeterministic systems
- Coverage-based testing with symbolic transition systems
- An optimised complete strategy for testing symbolic finite state machines
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