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Bugzilla
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http://www.bugzilla.org/
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is an open source defect tracking system.
Cohen, Dwyer, and Shi examined part of the user manual and established a com-
binatorial testing model, which has 52 factors:
2
49
3
1
4
2
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·
)
. There are five
constraints in the documentation.
eral case studies are given:
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a flexible manufacturing system, which involves a conveyor, a camera, a machine
vision system ,and a robotic arm subsystem. It picks up metal sheets of different
shapes, colors, and sizes, and puts them into appropriate bins.
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an audio amplifier, which has two input jacks, two volume controls, two toggle
switches, and one three-way selection switch.
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a password diagnoser for an online banking system, which verifies that the user
passwords conform to good security practices. For example, the length of a pass-
word should be at least eight (characters); a password should have at least one
uppercase character, one numeric character, and one special character.
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