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Weka - Data mining Tool W eka is a tool for big data and data mining. It is used to various classification, experiments, and analysis over large data sets. Installation Guide -weka  You can download Weka from   here   and follow the normal installation procedure. After completion you will get following window, here you can begin your classification or experiment on different data sets with Weka.
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Mobile Application Testing

Introduction

1. Hardware based testing:

The device including the internal processors, internal hardware, screen sizes, 

resolution, space or memory, camera, radio, Bluetooth, WIFI etc. 

2. Software or Application testing:

The applications that work on mobile devices and their functionality are tested.

 I.e. Mobile Application Testing

Step of Mobile Application Testing

  1. Documentation Testing: Requirement analysis ,Test plan, Test cases 

    are created

  2. Functionality Testing

    1. Installation and Running the application

    2. Fields: Verify all fields works correctly, Mandatory and optional 

      fields are displayed differently. 

    3. Business Functionalities Testing

    4. Interruptions : Notifications, Network, SD Card Insert or remove

    5. Constant User Feedback: Progress bar, Network error, 

      Deleting important info.

    6. App Update : App Update process, ensure previous user

       data is saved.

    7. Device Resource: Memory, Installation on SD Card etc. 

3. Usability Testing : Usability testing is aimed to ensure the convenience of using 

the application Eg. Position and size of element such as buttons,  optimal font size,

 zoom in/ out, abrot and resume of the app, Response time.  

Tools: User Zoom, Reflector, Loop11

4. UI Testing: Look and feel of the app (color, formatting, captions, icon etc.), 

Screen resolution. Tools:  FitNesse, iMacros, Coded UI, Jubula, LoadUI.

5. Compatibility Testing: OS Configuration, Browser Configuration,  

Database Configuration, Device Configuration, Network Configuration.

6. Performance Testing: Stress Testing, Stability Testing, Volume, 

Concurrency Testing

7. Security Testing: To check the security of the system, as well as to analyze

 the risks associated unauthorized access to sensitive data.

 Tools: Retina CS Community, Google Nogotofail, and SQL Map, Soot etc.

8. Recovery Testing: Ability to successfully recover from possible failures 

caused by software errors, hardware failures, or communication problems.

9. Localization Testing: Adaptation for a specific target audience such as language,

 culture, translations.

10. Regressing Testing: Re-running functional and non functional test. 

Tools: Appium, Robotium, Ranorex.

11. Beta Testing : Real users or targeted user test before Release.

12. Certification Testing: Apps should match the policies of App Store and Playstore.

Mobile Testing Strategy

  • Using Device  (Manual Testing)

    • System Testing

    • UI/UX Testing

    • Security Testing

    • Functional Testing

    • Field Testing

    • Installation Testing

  • Using Emulator

    • Unit Testing

    • Integration Testing

    • UI testing

  • Automation Testing 

      • Regression Testing

      • Build Verification Testing (BVT)

      • Compatibility Testing

      • Performance Testing 

  • Program Analysis

      • Security Testing

      • Performance Testing



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