Automated Planning Test Tool from EARS Requirements
Explore EARS2TF, a tool for automated planning test from semi-formalized requirements, developed by Hui Liu, Yunfang Li, and Zhi Li from Guangxi Normal University. The tool features an editor for generating test frameworks from requirements, aiming to streamline the testing process based on EARS templates. Evaluation results and future work insights are provided in this comprehensive study.
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EARS2TF: A Tool for Automated Planning Test from Semi-formalized Requirements Hui Liu, Yunfang Li, Zhi Li* School of Computer Science and Engineering, Guangxi Normal University, Guilin, Guangxi, P. R. China Email: huiliu729@gmail.com, zhili@gxnu.edu.cn 1 1
Content Content 1 Introduction 2 Tool Features 3 Evaluation 4 Conclusion & future work 2
Test Plan A test plan describes information needed to perform software product testing. Its creation requires a lot of time and effort. Test engineers need to fully understand and extract test-related information from requirements, most of which are written in natural language (NL). 3
Requirements Creating requirements according to requirements templates can reduce ambiguity. EARS (Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax) is one of the most popular templates in terms of their use in industry and their availability to practitioners. 4
Content Content 1 Introduction 2 Tool Features 3 Evaluation 4 Conclusion & future work 5
Tool Overview Features of EARS2TF Requirements Editor Generating Test Framework from the requirements Fig. 1 : EARS2TF tool architecture 6
Content Content 1 Introduction 2 Tool Features 3 Evaluation 4 Conclusion & future work 7
Evaluation We evaluated EARS2TF by using two examples (from a dataset of public requirements document-PURE), which contain 44, 192 requirements statements, respectively. Almost all of the generated test plan messages are correct except for 13 messages. The reason for these error messages is that there are 6 requirements statements that are untestable assumptions or semantically incorrect. 8
Content Content 1 Introduction 2 Tool Features 3 Evaluation 4 Conclusion & future work 9
Conclusion In this paper, we propose an automated planning test tool from EARS requirements This tool includes a requirements editor, allowing requirements editing, writing and checking. 10
Future work Extending this tool to check the semantics of requirements. Generating test cases from EARS. 11
Thank you! 12 12
