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From: hallett@positron.uucp (Jeff Hallett x5163	)
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Subject: Re: complete reference on experiment design
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Date: 11 Oct 89 17:02:28 GMT
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In article <5345@eos.UUCP> eugene@eos.UUCP (Eugene Miya) writes:
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>I recommend this book for several reasons over larger more elaborate
>books on experiment design:


I apparently  missed the beginning  of this thread.   Does  it concern
experiments as they relate to testing?

If not, I would  be interested to hear  about any reference people may
have that discuss formulating  testing  strategies  based on   program
structure.  The real concern is to  find  an "easy"  way for people to
construct test  suites that  "cover"  their code  without exhaustively
checking every input value - I refer to something  like Taguchi's work
on designed experiments.

Help is appreciated.


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