How to Avoid Adaptive Testing Syndrome
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October 18, 2002Volume-Issue:
2002-05
Article Summary:
Adaptive Testing Syndrome happens when, for various reasons, test team members become blind to the idiosyncrasies of the software and even accept them as a normal part of the design. However, when a different tester, or maybe just a different set of tests, comes in contact with the software, the bugs become painfully obvious. Here's how to diagnose and avoid ATS.