A kite-festival wind model passes every follow-up from one incomplete relation and still misses an absolute speed error. What should the tester treat that as?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Passing every follow-up from one incomplete relation while still missing an absolute speed error is false confidence from a thin or incorrect relation set. Metamorphic testing finds relational flaws and complements other techniques rather than replacing them. Dropping those other techniques, renaming the miss as drift, or treating it as a card-review finding miss that risk.
Full Explanation
Bad or thin relation sets give false confidence; metamorphic testing complements other techniques rather than replacing them. Dropping other techniques, renaming the miss as drift, or treating it as a card-review finding miss that risk.