AbstractWe introduce probabilistic GSOS, an operator specification format for (reactive) probabilistic transition systems which arises as an adaptation of the known GSOS format for labelled (nondeterministic) transition systems. Like the standard one, The format is well behaved in the sense that on all models bisimilarity is a congruence and the up-to-context proof principle is valid. Moreover, every specification has a final model which can be shown to offer unique solutions for guarded recursive equations. The format covers operator specifications from the literature, so that the well-behavedness results given for those arise as instances of our general one.The novel format was obtained via the following procedure: Turi and Plotkin have m...
We propose a probabilistic transition system specification format, referred to as probabilistic RBB ...
Probabilistic transition system specifications (PTSS) provide structural operational semantics for r...
[[abstract]]We study several notions of process equivalence—viz. trace, failure, ready, and bisimula...
AbstractWe introduce probabilistic GSOS, an operator specification format for (reactive) probabilist...
We introduce PGSOS, an operator specification format for (reactive) probabilistic transition systems...
We propose both an SOS transition rule format for the generative model of probabilistic processes, a...
Recently, unifying theories for processes combining non-determinism with quantitative aspects (such ...
A generative model for extending algebraic protocol specifications with probabilities is presented. ...
This article focuses on the formalization of the structured operational semantics approach for langu...
AbstractRecently there has been considerable interest in studying formats of Plotkin style inference...
We introduce weighted GSOS, a general syntactic framework to specify well-behaved transition systems...
Probabilistic transition system specifications (PTSSs) in the ntμfθ=ntμxθ format provide structural ...
We present a format for the specification of probabilistic transition systems that guarantees that b...
Probabilistic transition system specifications (PTSSs) in the ntmufnu/ntmuxnu format provide structu...
AbstractWe introduce three models of probabilistic processes, namely, reactive, generative, and stra...
We propose a probabilistic transition system specification format, referred to as probabilistic RBB ...
Probabilistic transition system specifications (PTSS) provide structural operational semantics for r...
[[abstract]]We study several notions of process equivalence—viz. trace, failure, ready, and bisimula...
AbstractWe introduce probabilistic GSOS, an operator specification format for (reactive) probabilist...
We introduce PGSOS, an operator specification format for (reactive) probabilistic transition systems...
We propose both an SOS transition rule format for the generative model of probabilistic processes, a...
Recently, unifying theories for processes combining non-determinism with quantitative aspects (such ...
A generative model for extending algebraic protocol specifications with probabilities is presented. ...
This article focuses on the formalization of the structured operational semantics approach for langu...
AbstractRecently there has been considerable interest in studying formats of Plotkin style inference...
We introduce weighted GSOS, a general syntactic framework to specify well-behaved transition systems...
Probabilistic transition system specifications (PTSSs) in the ntμfθ=ntμxθ format provide structural ...
We present a format for the specification of probabilistic transition systems that guarantees that b...
Probabilistic transition system specifications (PTSSs) in the ntmufnu/ntmuxnu format provide structu...
AbstractWe introduce three models of probabilistic processes, namely, reactive, generative, and stra...
We propose a probabilistic transition system specification format, referred to as probabilistic RBB ...
Probabilistic transition system specifications (PTSS) provide structural operational semantics for r...
[[abstract]]We study several notions of process equivalence—viz. trace, failure, ready, and bisimula...