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Using Intelligent Testing as a Tool to Improve the Quality of Transport Information Systems

When launching an information system on the market, the manufacturer must make sure of its quality, for which comprehensive testing is carried out. The deeper the testing is carried out, the better the product should be. Unfortunately, in rare cases it is possible to achieve exhaustive testing, since in complex systems there are a large number of branches that need to be checked, which takes a lot of time. For a more optimal use of the time resource, various testing techniques are used. The paper suggests the possibility of testing transport information systems using intellectual means and the final gain in time resources is analyzed.