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Regression testing is often performed as part of the software maintenance process. The amount of tests cases for a large-scale system can range from several hundred to many thousands, requiring significant computing resources and lengthy execution times, often precluding their use in an interactive setting. Traditional approaches to reduce the execution time for regression testing typically focus on excluding selected tests from the suite that need to be run after a change is made to the system.
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