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Where Does the Budget Go? Structural Concentration in Learning-Based Mutant Selection
Learning-based mutant selection is used to reduce the cost of mutation testing by ranking and selecting the mutants that seem to be the most promising. Prior work has shown great potential for this approach in fault revelation and subsuming-mutant selection. However, the risks and benefits of these
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