Fujitsu Corporation

Hideo Tanida

Taro Togawa

Tadahiro Uehara

Yusuke Sasaki

Asako Katayama

Katsuhisa Nakazato

Peng Li

Supasit Monpratarnchai

Huaxin Pang

A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing an information processing program for causing a computer to execute a process including: acquiring a video obtained by capturing an inside of a store; identifying a first action of a person on a commodity disposed within the store by analyzing the acquired video; generating a content by inputting the video to a machine learning model; outputting the generated content to a terminal disposed within the store; identifying a second action of the person on the commodity by analyzing a video after the content is output to the terminal; and retraining the machine learning model, based on a transition from the first action to the second action, the generated content, and an image of the commodity as a target of the identified second action.

Computer-readable recording medium storing information processing program, information processing method, and information processing apparatus

A to-be-stubbed target determining apparatus includes: a processor that executes a determining program; and a memory that stores the determining program; wherein according to determining program, the processor: extracts relational information that represents a relation between a program under test and one or more functions which are called from the program under test; and determines, according to the relational information, from among the one or mode functions, a function that returns a user-defined type of instance accessed in the program under test and a function that returns a value used as a condition of a conditional branch in the program under test, as a first function excluded from functions to be stubbed.

To-be-stubbed target determining apparatus, to-be-stubbed target determining method and non-transitory recording medium storing to-be-stubbed target determining program

A computer implemented method of software testing may include obtaining multiple interactive elements from an event-driven software application. The interactive elements may be configured to be selected by a user and when selected result in an event in the event-driven software application. The method may also include determining which of the interactive elements may be user interactive in a first state of the event-driven software application. In some embodiments, determining which of the interactive elements may be user interactive may include obtaining one or more coordinates of a first interactive element and determining if the first interactive element is a top layer interactive element at any one of the one or more coordinates. The method may further include testing the event-driven software application based on the user interactive elements.

Event-driven software testing

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Kawasaki, Japan

Hideo Tanida