Commutation Testing
Commutation Testing is a methodological framework within machine testing that systematically evaluates the correctness and reliability of state transitions in concurrent or distributed systems by analyzing the invariance of outputs under reordered sequences of operations.
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A. Greenwood, P. Barkan, W. Kracht · IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems · 1972 · 69 citations
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General Electric (United States)
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General Electric (Israel)
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Infineon Technologies (United States)
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University of Connecticut
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Florida State University
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AbbVie (United States)
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University of Pennsylvania
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University of Copenhagen
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