This repository contains information and code for the tool competition on test selection for self-driving cars in simulation.
Self-driving cars (SDCs) are equipped with onboard cameras and various sensors have already demonstrated the possibility of autonomous driving in real environments, leading to great interest in various application domains. However, despite the necessity of systematically testing such complex and automated systems to ensure their safe operation in real-world environments, there has been relatively limited investment in this direction so far.
The SDC Testing Competition organized in the context of the International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation (ICST 2025) and the Intl. Workshop on Search-Based and Fuzz Testing (SBFT 2025) is an initiative designed to inspire and encourage the Software Testing Community to direct their attention toward SDCs as a rapidly emerging and crucial domain. The competition's focus is on regression testing for test suites executing system tests of SDCs in simulation. Regression testing involves test selection, prioritization, and minimization. For the competition, we focus on the first aspect - test selection, as detailed in Competition Details and Instructions.
- Competition Details and Instructions
- ICST 2025: Tool Competition Self-Driving Car Testing Website
- SBFT 2025: Self-Driving Car Testing Tool Competition
| Event | Date (AoE) |
|---|---|
| Tool Submission | November 15th 2024 |
| Results Notification | December 15th 2024 |
| Camera-ready Tool Paper Submission | January 10th 2025 |
| Event | Date (AoE) |
|---|---|
| Tool Submission | December 6th 2024 |
| Notification | January 17th 2025 |
| Tool Competition Report | January 24th 2025 |
| Camera Ready | February 5th 2025 |
Use GitHub Discussions for any kind of questions related to the tool competition.
Do not hesitate to ask questions. If something is unclear then it is likely it is unclear for others as well. We appreciate all kind of feedback to make this competition platform as usable as possible.
The important dates for the competition and the current development of this competition platform are defined as GitHub Milestones.
Any kind of contributions (e.g., feature requests, bug reports, questions, etc.) are welcome. Please refer to GitHub Discussions to let the community know about your contributions.
Many thanks to the following contributors who help to build and maintain the repository:
Test Selection Tool Competition Platform
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| First Name | Last Name | Affiliation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christian | Birchler | Zurich University of Applied Sciences & University of Bern | christian.birchler@zhaw.ch |
| Stefan | Klikovits | Johannes Kepler University Linz | stefan.klikovits@jku.at |
| Mattia | Fazzini | University of Minnesota | mfazzini@umn.edu |
| Sebastiano | Panichella | University of Bern | spanichella@gmail.com / sebastiano.panichella@unibe.ch |