Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Muneyoshi Iyama

Toshiyuki Kurabayashi

Hiroyuki Kirinuki

Haruto Tanno

A screen discrimination device includes: a determination section which executes an automatic operation of a displayed screen of an application to cause screen transition to occur, and determines whether or not each screen at a transition destination is different from each post-transition screen based on a predetermined method; a reception section which outputs a result of the determination of whether or not each screen at the transition destination is different from each post-transition screen, and receives input of a condition for identifying a screen serving as a correction target based on the result of the determination; and a re-determination section which re-executes the automatic operation of the displayed screen of the application to cause the screen transition to occur, determines whether or not each screen at the transition destination meets the condition and, in a case where a first screen meeting the condition is present, when the post-transition screen includes a second screen meeting the condition, determines that the first screen and the second screen are identical to each other, whereby it becomes possible to correct an error in the discrimination of screen identity with a small amount of operation.

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Tokyo, Japan

Muneyoshi Iyama