When the number of failures found during acceptance testing is compared to the number of failures found after release, the result is a measure of
Measuring Test Effectiveness: This involves comparing the number of defects found during testing phases to those found after release.
Importance of Test Effectiveness: It provides insight into how well the testing process is identifying defects before the product reaches the customer.
Impact on Quality: High test effectiveness means most defects are caught during testing, leading to higher quality products and fewer post-release issues.
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