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Simulation-based software testing supports engineers in finding faults inSimulink models. It typically relies on search algorithms that iterativelygenerate test inputs used to exercise models in simulation to detect designerrors. While simulation-based software testing techniques are effective inmany practical scenarios, they are typically not fully integrated within theSimulink environment and require additional manual effort. Many techniquesrequire engineers to specify requirements using logical languages that areneither intuitive nor fully supported by Simulink, thereby limiting theiradoption in industry.  This work presents HECATE, a testing approach for Simulink models using TestSequence and Test Assessment blocks from Simulink Test. Unlike existing testingtechniques, HECATE uses information from Simulink models to guide thesearch-based exploration. Specifically, HECATE relies on information providedby the Test Sequence and Test Assessment blocks to guide the search procedure.Across a benchmark of 16 Simulink models from different domains and industries,our comparison of HECATE with the state-of-the-art testing tool S-TALIROindicates that HECATE is both more effective (more failure-revealing testcases) and efficient (less iterations and computational time) than S-TALIRO for~94% and ~81% of benchmark models respectively. Furthermore, HECATEsuccessfully generated a failure-revealing test case for a representative casestudy from the automotive domain demonstrating its practical usefulness.

Simulation-based Testing of Simulink Models with Test Sequence and Test Assessment Blocks