Apply new optimal set of settings after tuning #955
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This change is based on the results of the tuning paper. We found a new set of configs to be optimal, detecting a higher number of faults while keeping a competitive degree of line and branch coverage. This setting is referred to as "best faults" in the paper.
arcuri82
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Apr 11, 2024
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@amidgol thanks. you should ask me to review the PR once the CI passes. it fails now. reason is that modifying EMConfig requires to run ConfigToMarkdown to update the documentation. run it, check CI passes, and then ask again for my review
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@amidgol some E2E tests fail after the change of parameters. This shouldn't really happen (but might be issue with the E2E). |
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This change is based on the results of the tuning paper. We found a new set of configs to be optimal, detecting a higher number of faults while keeping a competitive degree of line and branch coverage. This setting is referred to as "best faults" in the paper.