Yes, bayesect accuracy increases with more iterations. The comparison was at a fixed budget(300 test runs) when I was running. Sorry should have clarified more on that.
Yep, you can run bayesect to an arbitrary confidence level.
This script in the repo https://github.com/hauntsaninja/git_bayesect/blob/main/scrip... will show you that a) the confidence level is calibrated, b) how quickly you get to that confidence level (on average, p50 and p95)
For the failure rates you describe, calibration.py shows that you should see much higher accuracy at 300 tests
Yep, you can run bayesect to an arbitrary confidence level.
This script in the repo https://github.com/hauntsaninja/git_bayesect/blob/main/scrip... will show you that a) the confidence level is calibrated, b) how quickly you get to that confidence level (on average, p50 and p95)
For the failure rates you describe, calibration.py shows that you should see much higher accuracy at 300 tests