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Argus: Online Statistical Bug Detection
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2006
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Statistical debugging is a powerful technique for identifying bugs that do not violate programming rules or program invariants. Previously known statistical debugging techniques are offline bug isolation (or localization) techniques. In these techniques, the program dumps data during its execution, which is used by offline statistical analysis to discover differences in passing and failing executions. The differences identify potential bug sites. Offline techniques suffer from three
doi:10.1007/11693017_23
fatcat:zxdubu2n3nbyrf7qcucjmat6cu