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what is baseline in testing

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what is baseline in testing..

Answer / aks

Validating documents and specifications on which test cases
would be designed is baseline testing. Reuirement
specification validation is baseline testing.

Is This Answer Correct ?    43 Yes 9 No

what is baseline in testing..

Answer / kumar

SRS is the baseline of testing

Is This Answer Correct ?    24 Yes 14 No

what is baseline in testing..

Answer / sujata

Baseline means freezing the doc. its not called baseline
testing.
For writing test cases will use baseline docs like SRS, HLD
and LLD.

correct me if am wrong.

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what is baseline in testing..

Answer / muragesh

The point at which some deliverable produced during the
software engineering process is put under formal change contro

Is This Answer Correct ?    11 Yes 7 No

what is baseline in testing..

Answer / ravi

Base+ Line + Testing= Baseline Testing; its either the
verification (documentation process) or validation (actual
testing against requirements) process which provides a
concrete out put of what the next stage has to do.

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what is baseline in testing..

Answer / divyamanasa

Validating documents and specifications on which test cases
would be designed is baseline testing. Requirement
specification validation is baseline testing.

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 0 No

what is baseline in testing..

Answer / haribabu

It is one of the type of non-functional testing.
It refers to the validation of documents and specifications on which test cases would be designed. The requirement specification validation is baseline testing.
Generally a baseline is defined as a line that forms the base for any construction or for measurement, comparisons or calculations.
Baseline testing also helps a great deal in solving most of the problems that are discovered. A majority of the issues are solved through baseline testing

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what is baseline in testing..

Answer / mohan

After completion of testcase writing and reviews done, BA
or PM will make testcase doc baselined in PDF format. so
that we cannot modify further after the doc baselined.

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 5 No

what is baseline in testing..

Answer / vijay

orey anup ..nee bonda

Is This Answer Correct ?    4 Yes 6 No

what is baseline in testing..

Answer / deepak

Base+ Line + Testing= Baseline Testing; its either the
verification (documentation process) or validation (actual
testing against requirements) process which provides a
concrete out put of what the next stage has to do.

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 6 No

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