what is cause effect graph & exp its types?
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Answer / vp
Its a kind of graph used in testing ,where in both the
input and the output are together given and we can write a
test case by seeing those graph.
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Answer / vp
It’s a graphical representation of inputs and the
associated output effects which can be used to design test
cases.
Sorry i dont have any idea about its types.
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Answer / jyothi
Cause-Effect graph gives you idea how cause-effect relations
look like in the main memory.
From logical point of view Cause-Effect graph consists of
several concepts connected by many cause-effect relations.
Cause-effect relation is a relation between cause-concept
and effect-concept.
Cause-effect relation is represented in the main memory by
cause-effect relation table.
The graph's direction is as follows: (XXX: a figure would
represent this better)Causes --> intermediate nodes -->
Effects and the intermediate nodes in between that combine
inputs using logical operators such as AND and OR.
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