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Evaluating Search-Based Software Microbenchmark Prioritization
Christoph Laaber, Tao Yue, Shaukat Ali
Ensuring that software performance does not degrade after a code change is paramount. A solution is to regularly execute software microbenchmarks, a performance testing technique s…
On Evaluating Self-Adaptive and Self-Healing Systems using Chaos Engineering
Moeen Ali Naqvi, Sehrish Malik, Merve Astekin +1
With the growing adoption of self-adaptive systems in various domains, there is an increasing need for strategies to assess their correct behavior. In particular self-healing syste…
Software Testing for Machine Learning
Dusica Marijan, Arnaud Gotlieb
Machine learning has become prevalent across a wide variety of applications. Unfortunately, machine learning has also shown to be susceptible to deception, leading to errors, and e…
Industry-academia research collaboration and knowledge co-creation: Patterns and anti-patterns
Dusica Marijan, Sagar Sen
Increasing the impact of software engineering research in the software industry and the society at large has long been a concern of high priority for the software engineering commu…
Industry-Academia Research Collaboration in Software Engineering: The Certus Model
Dusica Marijan, Arnaud Gotlieb
Context: Research collaborations between software engineering industry and academia can provide significant benefits to both sides, including improved innovation capacity for indus…
QuSBT: Search-Based Testing of Quantum Programs
Xinyi Wang, Paolo Arcaini, Tao Yue +1
Generating a test suite for a quantum program such that it has the maximum number of failing tests is an optimization problem. For such optimization, search-based testing has shown…