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random test generation

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Random test generation is described in the provided evidence as a component of a test data selection phase, where it is combined with constraint solving and the Z3 SMT solver to instantiate test cases for partitions of an input/output relation.

First seen 5/25/2026
Last seen 5/26/2026
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In the provided evidence, random test generation appears as part of a test data selection workflow. After an input/output relation has been partitioned using a CNF-like normal form, the test data selection phase uses a combination of constraint solvers, random test generation, and the integrated SMT solver Z3 to construct an instance for each partition. [test-data-selection]

Role in the test-generation pipeline

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HOL-TestGen ← uses 100% 1e
HOL-TestGen uses random test generation as part of test data selection.

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