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QAPL 2005 Preliminary Version Metrics for Action-labelled Quantitative Transition Systems 1

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by Yuxin Deng A , Jun Pang C
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@MISC{A_qapl2005,
    author = {Yuxin Deng A and Jun Pang C},
    title = {QAPL 2005 Preliminary Version Metrics for Action-labelled Quantitative Transition Systems 1},
    year = {}
}

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Abstract This paper defines action-labelled quantitative transition systems as a general framework for combining qualitative and quantitative analysis. We define state-metrics as a natural extension of bisimulation from non-quantitative systems to quantitative ones. We then prove that any single state-metric corresponds to a bisimulation and that the greatest state-metric corresponds to bisimilarity. Furthermore, we provide two extended examples which show that our results apply to both probabilistic and weighted automata as special cases of action-labelled quantitative transition systems.

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preliminary version metric    action-labelled quantitative transition    action-labelled quantitative transition system    general framework    single state-metric corresponds    weighted automaton    non-quantitative system    state-metric corresponds    special case    quantitative analysis    quantitative one    natural extension   

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