Ruibing Hao

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Published: 1993
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2006
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David Lee, Dongluo Chen, Ruibing Hao, Raymond E. Miller, Jianping Wu, Xia Yin:
Network protocol system monitoring: a formal approach with passive testing. IEEE/ACM Trans. Netw. 14(2): 424-437 (2006)
2002
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David Lee, Dongluo Chen, Ruibing Hao, Raymond E. Miller, Jianping Wu, Xia Yin:
A Formal Approach for Passive Testing of Protocol Data Portions. ICNP 2002: 122-131
1998
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Ruibing Hao, Jianping Wu:
A formal approach to protocol interoperability testing. J. Comput. Sci. Technol. 13(1): 79-90 (1998)
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Jianguo Wang, Ruibing Hao, Jianping Wu:
TUGEN: an automatic test suite generator integrating data-flow and control-flow methods. ICC 1998: 286-290
1997
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Ruibing Hao, Jianping Wu:
Toward Formal TTCN-Based Test Execution. INFOCOM 1997: 230-235

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