Our dataset contains questions from a well-known software testing book Introduction to Software Testing 2nd Edition by Ammann and Offutt. We use all the text-book questions in Chapters 1 to 5 that have solutions available on the book’s official website.
Our dataset contains 40 such questions from these five chapters. 31 questions out of the 40 are multipart questions and the rest 9 are independent. This tool generates responses from the ChatGPT automatically for these questions. All of these questions are run in both shared and separate context. More information about the contexts can be found below.
Contains all the questions & answers for 3 iterations of both shared and separate contexts. Contains labels for answers and explanations given by ChatGPT.
Contains the same data as combined.xlsx except for the questions that are independent i.e., not part of a multipart question.
Contains the result and analysis of the four research questions. Besides, it contains various illustrations for the results.
Questions with missing shared contexts are replaced with the answers for the separate context to easily fetch the data for RQ2 & RQ3 from a single column.
Contains examples of some interesting response categories.
Contains the following analysis: - When responses are likely to be incorrect? - What are the reasons for being incorrect? - Can we fix it with prompt engineering? - Case studies with actual examples.
In separate context queries, we treat each of the 31 multipart questions as an independent question. Each sub-question is asked in a separate chat thread. Combining with the nine independent questions, a total of 40 questions are asked for each run. To evaluate the consistency in ChatGPT’s responses, we collect a total of three runs for each question, which results in a total of 120 responses from ChatGPT.
Our dataset contains six questions that contain total 31 multipart questions or sub-questions and nine questions that do not. These six sub-questions are asked in a chat thread that are shared with other sub-questions as long as the sub-questions refer to the same code or scenario.
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