Disjunction Composition of BDD Transition Systems for Model-Based Testing
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| author | Zameni, Tannaz Bos, Petra van den Rensink, Arend |
| author_facet | Zameni, Tannaz Bos, Petra van den Rensink, Arend |
| contents | We introduce a compositional approach to model-based test generation in Behavior-Driven Development (BDD). BDD is an agile methodology in which system behavior is specified through textual scenarios that, in our approach, are translated into transition systems used for model-based testing. This paper formally defines disjunction composition, to combine BDD transition systems that represent alternative system behaviors. Disjunction composition allows for modeling and testing the integrated behavior while ensuring that the testing power of the original set of scenarios is preserved. This is proved using a symbolic semantics for BDD transition systems, with the property that the symbolic equivalence of two BDD transition systems guarantees that they fail the same test cases. Also, we demonstrate the potential of disjunction composition by applying the composition in an industrial case study. |
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| spellingShingle | Disjunction Composition of BDD Transition Systems for Model-Based Testing Zameni, Tannaz Bos, Petra van den Rensink, Arend Software Engineering Formal Languages and Automata Theory We introduce a compositional approach to model-based test generation in Behavior-Driven Development (BDD). BDD is an agile methodology in which system behavior is specified through textual scenarios that, in our approach, are translated into transition systems used for model-based testing. This paper formally defines disjunction composition, to combine BDD transition systems that represent alternative system behaviors. Disjunction composition allows for modeling and testing the integrated behavior while ensuring that the testing power of the original set of scenarios is preserved. This is proved using a symbolic semantics for BDD transition systems, with the property that the symbolic equivalence of two BDD transition systems guarantees that they fail the same test cases. Also, we demonstrate the potential of disjunction composition by applying the composition in an industrial case study. |
| title | Disjunction Composition of BDD Transition Systems for Model-Based Testing |
| topic | Software Engineering Formal Languages and Automata Theory |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.17237 |