Test planning and execution models for generating non-redundant

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A knowledge base having non-redundant test modules is developed for the purpose of testing a computer system. The uniqueness of the test modules is insured by comparing all new modules considered for inclusion with the existing knowledge base. As a result of this comparison, a cluster of modules, with properties similar to those of the module being considered for inclusion, is generated. The cluster of modules is then analyzed and a determination is made whether or not the cluster collectively, or a module within the cluster, is sufficient for testing a particular component/unit within a system. If the cluster is deemed sufficient, the candidate module is discarded. Otherwise, the candidate module is added to the knowledge base to enhance the effectiveness of the cluster, or to start a new testing cluster. After the knowledge base is developed, it is applied to generate non-redundant tests based on given criteria. The test is then executed and the results are recorded in the knowledge base.

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