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TEST CASE PRIORITIZATION FOR OPTIMIZING A REGRESSION TEST
Regression testing makes sure that upgradation of software in terms of adding new features or for bug
fixing purposes should not hamper previously working functionalities. Whenever a software is upgraded or
modified, a set of test cases are run on each of its functions to assure that the change to that function is not
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cases to be run, then a lot of time and effort would be required. This problem can be addressed by
prioritizing test cases. Test case prioritization technique reorders the priority in which test cases are
implemented, in an attempt to ensure that maximum faults are uncovered early on by the high priority test
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uncover maximum faults. Comparison of different techniques such as Retest All, Test Case Minimization,
Test Case Prioritization, Random Test Case Selection and Test Case Prioritization using ACO is also
depicted.
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fixing purposes should not hamper previously working functionalities. Whenever a software is upgraded or
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cases to be run, then a lot of time and effort would be required. This problem can be addressed by
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depicted.
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