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Pairwise Independent Combinatorial Testing
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- [More information](#more-information)
- [Contributing](#contributing)
- [Building and testing on Windows with MsBuild](#building-and-testing-on-windows-with-msbuild)
- [Building on Linux, OS/X, \*BSD, etc.](#building-on-linux-osx-bsd-etc)
- [Debugging](#debugging)
- [PICT as a container](#pict-as-a-container)

PICT generates test cases and test configurations. With PICT, you can generate tests that are more effective than manually generated tests and in a fraction of the time required by hands-on test case design.

PICT runs as a command line tool. Prepare a model file detailing the parameters of the interface (or set of configurations, or data) you want to test. PICT generates a compact set of parameter value choices that represent the test cases you should use to get comprehensive combinatorial coverage of your parameters.
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- [Usage](#usage)
- [Model File](#model-file)
- [Output Format](#output-format)
- [Constraints](#constraints)
- [Conditional Constraints](#conditional-constraints)
- [Unconditional Constraints (Invariants)](#unconditional-constraints-invariants)
- [Types](#types)
- [Case Sensitiveness](#case-sensitiveness)
- [Advanced Modelling Features](#advanced-modelling-features)
- [Re-using Parameter Definitions](#re-using-parameter-definitions)
- [Sub-Models](#sub-models)
- [Aliasing](#aliasing)
- [Negative Testing](#negative-testing)
- [Excluding Entire Parameters - The "Dummy Value Technique"](#excluding-entire-parameters---the-dummy-value-technique)
- [Weighting](#weighting)
- [Seeding](#seeding)
- [Constraints Grammar](#constraints-grammar)

PICT generates test cases and test configurations. With PICT, you can generate tests that are more effective than manually generated tests and in a fraction of the time required by hands-on test case design.

PICT runs as a command line tool. Prepare a model file detailing the parameters of the interface (or a set of configurations, or data) you want to test and PICT generates a compact set of parameter value choices that represent the test cases you should use to get comprehensive combinatorial coverage of your parameters.
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