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Testing MethodsStructural Coverage metrix
Structural Coverage metrix
This paper provides a discussion of structural test coverage metrics, looking at the
practicality of their use for real software developments. It concludes that some metrics are
unsuitable for real use, and recommends suitable combinations of structural coverage
metrics for testing a range of integrity levels. It should be remembered that structural
coverage based on control flow analysis is only a good starting point for thorough testing,
and that other criteria for designing tests based on data flow and required functionality
should be included in an effective testing strategy.
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