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Optimizing Search for Tests Relevant to Order-Dependent Flaky Tests

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Three different types of search options are proposed to reduce the overall search time of iFixFlakies: split options that leverage hierarchical, code similarity, and historical information to better form the subsequences for further search, a pick option that prioritizes running a subsequence of tests based on its expected running time, and a run option that can skip running entire sequences of tests.

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