Ontology-based Testing Data Set

The ZIP file comprises all files (except ACTS) required for reevaluating the Ontology Browser in combination with the combinatorial testing tool ACTS. In particular, it contains three ontologies used in several research publications, the testing results obtained, and a spreadsheet summarizing the results. experiment_results.xlsx ... An EXCEL file comprising the experimental results obtainedOntologyBrowser-1.4 ... Ontology browser + 3 subdirectories comprising the ontologies and their corresponding information SUBDIRECTORIES: Each subdirectory comprises a doc.txt file containing the ACTS tool's output for generating test cases. The CSV files contain the generated test cases in comma-separated-value format of the given strength, ranging from 2 to 4 or 6. The *.txt file comprises the test input model, and the *.json file the ontology that can be loaded into the browser. Experimental setup: We conducted the experimental evaluation using an Apple MacBook Pro M1, 16 GB RAM, macOS 15.4, the presented tool for ontology development, and ACTS in version 2.8. During the experiment, the computer ran other software like a Web browser, an email client, etc. For running ACTS, we used the following prompt in the command line shell: java -Doutput=csv -Ddoi=<k> -jar <path_to>/acts_cmd_v2_r2.8.jar cmd <input_model> <output_file> In this prompt, we set the strength \verb+<k>+, give the path to the ACTS tool \verb+<path_to>+, specify the input model \verb+<input_model>+, and the file to store the test suite \verb+<output_file>+. We used the ontology browser to generate the input model for the ACTS tool and carried out the experiments manually using the given command in a shell.