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How verified (or tested) is my code? Falsification-driven verification and testing
Alex Groce
, Iftekhar Ahmed
, Carlos Jensen
, Paul E. McKenney
, Josie Holmes
Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems, School of
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Formal Verification
100%
Falsification
100%
Scientific Theory
50%
Novel Variation
50%
Linux Kernel
50%
Random Testing
50%
Model Checker
50%
Automated Test Generation
50%
Mutation Analysis
50%
JavaScript Engine
50%
Critical Modules
50%
Read-Copy-Update
50%
Update Mechanism
50%
Detect Fault
50%
Program Behavior
50%
Falsifiability
50%
Computer Science
Formal Verification
100%
Driven Verification
100%
Data Structure
50%
Automated Test
50%
Model Checking
50%
Scientific Theory
50%
Test Generation
50%
model checker
50%
Linux
50%
Update Mechanism
50%