Sentence examples for test correctness from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in this present work we argue that a conformance test development should be based on formally verified requirements and propose an approach to automatically generate conformance tests based on the verified model of a bus system standard in order to assure the test correctness.

Thus, a good way to test correctness of an operator implementation is to use the implementation to produce a large number of samples from a target distribution that is either known exactly or can be sampled in some other independent way.

Not only the Fourth Amendment but also well-established constitutional principles of family privacy require that the disinterested judiciary test the correctness of the executive branch's claimed right to enter and seize.

In the study of these centres, hyperfine and superhyperfine structure provide a mapping of the electronic magnetization and make it possible to test the correctness of the model chosen to describe the defect.

And they have done so, in abundance.To test the correctness of this idea, and also to improve the kakapo's prospects, Dr Robertson and his team devised a more sophisticated feeding schedule that took account of each female's starting weight and fattened her up to the point at which she was capable of reproducing, but not much further.

This collective has a democratic character: the test of correctness is "the recognition by everybody".

In order to quantify this evaluation, the empirical Copula function is introduced to test their correctness.

Built-in-test (BIT) is responsible for equipment fault detection, so the test data correctness directly influences diagnosis results.

In order to test the correctness of the approach, the dynamic simplified model is introduced and the simulation is conducted.

We also illustrate how a consistency check able to test the correctness of the PDF-composing procedure should be designed.

First, in a self-benchmarking test, the correctness of the algorithm is validated with the objective to recover a molecule from its building blocks.