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H. Hermanns, J.-P. Katoen, J. Meyer-Kayser, and M. Siegle. Towards model checking stochastic process algebra. In W. Grieskamp, T. Santen, and B. Stoddart, editors, 2nd Int. Conference on Integrated Formal Methods, pages 420--439, Dagstuhl, November 2000.
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.... of power consumption in mobile ad hoc networks [33] and the assessment of the survivability of the Hubble space telescope [34] Among work that extends the basic stochastic model checking approach to a broader context, we are aware of the extension of CSL to process algebra specifications [38], to semi Markov chains [44] and to random time bounds [49] More work is foreseen in many exciting areas extending what has been described in this tutorial paper, ranging from research on the inclusion of nondeterminism, to e#orts to improve the e#ectiveness of the algorithms described, to the ....
H. Hermanns, J.-P. Katoen, J. Meyer-Kayser, and M. Siegle. Towards model checking stochastic process algebra. In Integrated Formal Methods, LNCS 1945: 420--439, Springer-Verlag, 2000.
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....studies, including . validation and performance assessment of a cyclic server polling system [8] reliability estimation of the Hubble space telescope [9] dependability analysis of a workstationclusters [10] and . performance and availability analysis of a distributed database server [11]. Conclusion This short paper describes the Markov chain model checker E MC . For more information about the tool, the reader is invited to consult [8] or http: www7. informatik.uni erlangen.de etmcc . For academic purposes the tool can be downloaded free of charge via this web site. The ....
....the reader is invited to consult [8] or http: www7. informatik.uni erlangen.de etmcc . For academic purposes the tool can be downloaded free of charge via this web site. The tool is currently being extended towards the model checking of action oriented properties expressed in the logic aCSL [11, 12]. ....
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....of bisimilarity is of great importance for SPAs, since it establishes the equivalence between processes, and since it is the basis for state space reduction. Unfortunately, it is beyond the scope of the present paper to discuss bisimulation relations in detail, so we refer to the literature, e.g. [52, 57, 60, 64]. 4 Symbolic representations In this section we present space efficient symbolic representations of transition systems with the help of binary decision diagrams (BDD) We review multiterminal BDDs (MTBDD) also called algebraic decision diagrams, since they are capable of representing ....
H. Hermanns, J.-P. Katoen, J. Meyer-Kayser, and M. Siegle. Towards model checking stochastic process algebra. In W. Grieskamp, T. Santen, and B. Stoddart, editors, 2nd Int. Conf. on Integrated Formal Methods, pages 420--439, Dagstuhl, November 2000. Springer, LNCS 1945.
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....Similar to [4] we argue that a behaviour oriented approach to the specification and analysis of performability properties is more appropriate for SPAs. To this aim, we have developed an action based, branching time stochastic logic, called aCSL (action based Continuous Stochastic Logic) [9] that is inspired by the logic CSL [3] The logic aCSL provides means to reason about continuous time Markov chains but, opposed to CSL, it is not state oriented. Its basic constructors are sets of actions, instead of atomic state propositions. aCSL provides means to specify temporal and timed ....
....automated. We have implemented the CSL model checker ETMCC [8] which is currently being extended so that it can also check properties specified in aCSL. This paper serves two purposes. On the one hand (Sec. 3) we illustrate the use of a behaviour oriented view by quoting from a case study (from [9]) Furthermore we discuss how known model checking algorithms need to be adapted to the behaviour oriented setting (Sec. 4) 2 An action based continuous stochastic logic Stochastic process algebras can be used to generate CTMCs in a compositional manner. More precisely, they generate ....
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H. Hermanns, J.-P. Katoen, J. Meyer-Kayser, and M. Siegle. Towards model checking stochastic process algebra. In W. Grieskamp, T. Santen, and B. Stoddart, editors, 2nd Int. Conference on Integrated Formal Methods, pages 420--439, Dagstuhl, November 2000.
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