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Psy/315 Case 8.4
Chapter 8
Testing
8.1 Test Plan
Case No. Type Input Output Description
1 Unit Testing Audio File Text File Audio file gets converted into text file using audio to text convertor(ATC)
2 Unit Testing Audio file Audio Sentiment From audio fie, audio sentiment is obtain.
3 Unit Testing Text file Text sentiment From text file, text sentiment is obtain.
4 Integration Testing Audio and text Sentiment Final Sentiment of the given audio file In these, both audio and text sentiment are combined and final sentiment is obtained.
5 System Testing Checked every aspect of our system by providing suitable input according to module. System is working correctly all modules are tested and producing results as per our expectation. System is checked working properly

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