SBST 2021

We will use Zoom for SBST2021 for registered participants. To minimize issues during the time of the workshop, we ask that author presentations be pre-recorded. Authors are still welcome to present live.

Similar to last year, we will also live-stream SBST2021 via Twitch.

Following the workshop, we will make recordings available online.

Opening.

Live Keynote

Gordon Fraser

University of Passau, Germany

Break

Tutorial

Alessio Gambi

University of Passau, Germany

Break

Social session

Research Papers

Long papers: 20 minutes recording, 5 minutes for questions (25 minutes total)

Short/Position papers: 5-10 minutes recording, 5 minutes for questions (15 minutes total)

Beacon: Automated Test Generation for Stack-Trace Reproduction using Genetic Algorithms

Ignacio Slater and Alexandre Bergel

University of Chile

A Novelty Search and Metamorphic Testing Approach to Automatic Test Generation

Byron DeVries and Christian Trefftz

Grand Valley State University

ATeSS: Automatic Test Data Generator System for Self-Driving Car with Path-Based Genetic Operator

Seunghee Han, Jaeuk Kim, Geon Kim, Jaemin Cho, Jiin Kim, and Shin Yoo

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Augmenting Search-based Techniques with Static Synthesis-based Input Generation

Paulo Santos [1], José Campos [1], Christopher S. Timperley [2] and Alcides Fonseca [1]

[1] LASIGE, Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa

[2] Carnegie Mellon University

Data Driven Testing of Cyber Physical Systems

Dmytro Humeniuk, Giuliano Antoniol and Foutse Khomh

Polytechnique Montréal

Break

Tools Competition Papers

Paper reports: 8 minutes recording, 2 minutes for questions (10 minutes total

Overview of Tool Competition and Report Results

Sebastiano Panichella [1], Alessio Gambi [2], Fiorella Zampetti [3], Vincenzo Riccio [4]

ZURICH UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE (ZHAW), SWITZERLAND [1],
UNIVERSITY OF PASSAU, GERMANY [2],
UNIVERSITY OF SANNIO, ITALY [3],
UNIVERSITÀ DELLA SVIZZERA ITALIANA , SWITZERLAND [4]

EvoSuite at the SBST 2021 Tool Competition

Sebastian Vogl [1], Sebastian Schweikl [1], Gordon Fraser [1], Andrea Arcuri [2], Jose Campos [3], and Annibale Panichella [4]

University of Passau, Germany [1],
Kristiania University College and Oslo Metropolitan University [2],
University of Lisbon, Portugal [3],
Delft University of Technology, Netherlands [4]

EvoSuiteDSE at the SBST 2021 Tool Competition

Ignacio Manuel Lebrero Rial and Juan P. Galeotti

University of Buenos Aires, Argentina

Kex at the 2021 SBST Tool Competition

Azat Abdullin, Marat Akhin, and Mikhail Belyaev

Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic
University, JetBrains Research, Saint Petersburg, Russia

UtBot at the SBST2021 Tool Competition

Dmitry Ivanov, Nikolay Bukharev, Alexey Menshutin, Arsen Nagdalian, Gleb Stromov, and Artem Ustinov

Huawei, Russian Research Institute, St. Petersburg, Russia

Frenetic at the SBST 2021 Tool Competition

Ezequiel Castellano, Ahmet Cetinkaya, Cedric Ho Thanh, Stefan Klikovits, Xiaoyi Zhang, and Paolo Arcaini

National Institute of Informatics

GABezier at the SBST 2021 Tool Competition

Florian Klueck, Lorenz Klampfl, and Franz Wotawa

Christian Doppler Laboratory for Quality Assurance Methodologies for Autonomous Cyber-Physical Systems,
Institute for Software Technology,
Graz University of Technology

Deeper at the SBST 2021 Tool Competition: ADAS Testing Using Multi-Objective Search

Mahshid Helali Moghadam [1, 2], Markus Borg [2], Seyed Jalaleddin Mousavirad [3]

Mälardalen University [1], RISE Research Institutes of Sweden [2], Hakim Sabzevari University [3]

SWAT tool at the SBST 2021 Tool Competition

Dmytro Humeniuk, Giuliano Antoniol, and Foutse Khomh

Polytechnique Montreal

Break

Discussion session

Closing