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Testing helps assure software quality by executing a program and uncovering bugs. Scientific software developers often find it challenging to carry out systematic and automated testing due to reasons like inherent model uncertainties and complex floating-point computations. Extending the recent work on analyzing the unit tests written by the developers of the Storm Water Management Model (SWMM) [32], we report in this paper the investigation of both unit and regression tests of SWMM. The results show that the 2953 unit tests of SWMM have a 39.7% statement-level code coverage and a 82.4% user manual coverage. Meanwhile, an examination of 58 regression tests of SWMM shows a 44.9% statement-level code coverage and a near 100% user manual coverage. We also observe a "getter-setter-getter" testing pattern from the SWMM unit tests, and suggest a diversified way of executing regression tests.
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