how would one evaluate test effectiveness? if at all it is
possible what type of metrics will be used to calculate
effectiveness.
Answer Posted / sailaja
Test effectiveness can be measured using defect removal
efficiency metric.
Once you come with metric defect density rate i.e., how
many anomalies/errors can be accepted within a piece of
code then you can compare planned vs. actuals. The
difference between these two reveals the test effectiveness
metric.
To my knowledge you need to have scientific method to
calculate the number of lines per application and number of
defects under acceptable limit.
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