Feasible transition path generation for EFSM-based system testing

This paper presents a feasible transition path (FTP) generation approach for testing extended finite state machines (EFSM). The major problem faced by EFSM-based testing is the existence of the infeasible paths due to conflict of the context variable with the enable conditions in the transition path...

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Main Authors: Wong, S., Ooi, C. Y., Hau, Y. W., Marsono, M. N., Shaikh-Husin, N.
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ISCAS.2013.6572197
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spelling my.utm.510682017-09-17T06:31:23Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/51068/ Feasible transition path generation for EFSM-based system testing Wong, S. Ooi, C. Y. Hau, Y. W. Marsono, M. N. Shaikh-Husin, N. TN Mining engineering. Metallurgy This paper presents a feasible transition path (FTP) generation approach for testing extended finite state machines (EFSM). The major problem faced by EFSM-based testing is the existence of the infeasible paths due to conflict of the context variable with the enable conditions in the transition path. In order to avoid infeasible path generation, this paper proposed an approach that uses the modified breadth first search with conflict checker to generate a set of minimum FTP for each transition. An EFSM executable model is developed for algorithm modeling and verification as well as performance evaluation. Experimental results conducted on two EFSM models showed that the proposed approach is able to generate feasible transition path with at least 18% path length reduction. 2013 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Wong, S. and Ooi, C. Y. and Hau, Y. W. and Marsono, M. N. and Shaikh-Husin, N. (2013) Feasible transition path generation for EFSM-based system testing. In: Proceedings - IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems. http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ISCAS.2013.6572197
institution Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
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topic TN Mining engineering. Metallurgy
spellingShingle TN Mining engineering. Metallurgy
Wong, S.
Ooi, C. Y.
Hau, Y. W.
Marsono, M. N.
Shaikh-Husin, N.
Feasible transition path generation for EFSM-based system testing
description This paper presents a feasible transition path (FTP) generation approach for testing extended finite state machines (EFSM). The major problem faced by EFSM-based testing is the existence of the infeasible paths due to conflict of the context variable with the enable conditions in the transition path. In order to avoid infeasible path generation, this paper proposed an approach that uses the modified breadth first search with conflict checker to generate a set of minimum FTP for each transition. An EFSM executable model is developed for algorithm modeling and verification as well as performance evaluation. Experimental results conducted on two EFSM models showed that the proposed approach is able to generate feasible transition path with at least 18% path length reduction.
format Conference or Workshop Item
author Wong, S.
Ooi, C. Y.
Hau, Y. W.
Marsono, M. N.
Shaikh-Husin, N.
author_facet Wong, S.
Ooi, C. Y.
Hau, Y. W.
Marsono, M. N.
Shaikh-Husin, N.
author_sort Wong, S.
title Feasible transition path generation for EFSM-based system testing
title_short Feasible transition path generation for EFSM-based system testing
title_full Feasible transition path generation for EFSM-based system testing
title_fullStr Feasible transition path generation for EFSM-based system testing
title_full_unstemmed Feasible transition path generation for EFSM-based system testing
title_sort feasible transition path generation for efsm-based system testing
publishDate 2013
url http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/51068/
http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ISCAS.2013.6572197
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