2020· Journal of Science & Technology· Vol 05, pp. 253-268· 10 citations· ⚡ 1 influential
TL;DR
This study offers an AI-Generated Test Automation for Autonomous Software Verification that maximizes test case creation, defect detection, and execution speed and hybrid AI models perform better than solo techniques in terms of fault discovery, testing effectiveness, and verification accuracy.
Abstract
Test automation must be intelligent, scalable, and efficient due to the growing complexity of software systems. With the use of machine learning (ML), natural language processing (NLP), and reinforcement learning (RL), this study offers an AI-Generated Test Automation for Autonomous Software Verification that maximizes test case creation, defect detection, and execution speed. The suggested framework reduces execution time (110.7 ms) and resource use (310.5 MB) while improving test coverage (94.8%), defect detection rate (91.2%), and correctness (96.7%). The AI-driven method ensures minimal human interaction by automating the production of test cases, self-healing test scripts, and adapting to changing software modifications. The Full Model (Base + ML + NLP + RL) is the most effective method, with 98.2% test coverage, 99.4% accuracy, and 95.4 ms execution time, according to performance comparisons of ML-based, NLP-based, RL-based, and combined AI-driven automation. According to the ablation study, hybrid AI models perform better than solo techniques in terms of fault discovery, testing effectiveness, and verification accuracy.
It is concluded that AI-enabled test automation can improve testing efficiency and adaptability when learning mechanisms are combined with controlled validation, risk-based decision criteria, and human oversight.
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