Titlebook: Hardware and Software: Verification and Testing; 5th International Ha Kedar Namjoshi,Andreas Zeller,Avi Ziv Conference proceedings 2011 Spr

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Can We Verify an Elephant? discuss the idea of comprehensive and realistic modeling of biological systems, where we try to understand and analyze an entire system in detail, utilizing in the modeling effort all that is known about it. I will address the motivation for such modeling and the philosophy underlying the technique

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Pain, Possibilities, and Prescriptions Industry Trends in Advanced Functional Verificationare forces at play that contribute to a gap between what we can design and what we realistically have time to verify (within a project’s schedule). Nonetheless, we tape out complex systems all the time. Hence, the question arises, is the productivity gap real? And if so, what can we do to minimize i

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The SBSE Approach to Automated Optimization of Verification and Testing spectrum using a variety of techniques from the metaheuristic search, operations research and evolutionary computation paradigms. The SBSE approach has recently generated a great deal of interest, particularly in the field of Software Testing. There is a natural translation from test input spaces t

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DART: Directed Automated Random Testingted to account for over half of the typical cost of software development. I will describe directed automated random testing (also known as concolic testing), an efficient approach which combines random and symbolic testing. Concolic testing enables automatic and systematic testing of programs, avoid

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