Talks and Poster Presentations (with Proceedings-Entry):
A. Beer, J. Gärtner, N. Musliu, W. Schafhauser, W. Slany:
"Testing while modelling staff scheduling problems";
Talk: 23rd European Conference on Operational Research,
Bonn, Deutschland;
2009-07-05
- 2009-07-08; in: "23rd EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON OPERATIONAL RESEARCH, BOOK OF ABSTRACTS",
(2009),
198.
English abstract:
To ease the user's modelling effort and reduce errors when using
TEMPLE, a language designed for modelling and solving staff scheduling problems, we propose two testing approaches. The first
one utilizes small, self-contained tests that verify the user's logic.
The second one consists of larger tests using a model's objects
themselves, which check the system's correct processing of the user
input. These tests aim at verifying the code and the entire model
itself. Due to this approach errors in a problem model are identified
at an early stage.
Related Projects:
Project Head Nysret Musliu:
Softnet-Planungswissen
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