Abstract. We present a timed extension of the classical finite state machines model where time is introduced in two ways. On the one hand, timeouts can be specified, that is, we can express that if an input action is not received before a fix amount of time then the machine will change its state. On the other hand, we can associate time with the performance of actions. In this case, time will be given by means of random variables. Intuitively, we will not have conditions such as “the action a takes t time units to be performed ” but conditions such as “the action a will be completed before time t with probability p. ” In addition to introducing the new language, we present several conformance relations to relate implementations and specific...
We present a translation from stochastic automata [17, 16] into timed automata with deadlines [37, 1...
One of the results of research into formal system specification has been the large number of notatio...
There is a well recognized need for accurate timing verification tools. Such tools, however, are sus...
AbstractIn this paper we present a method for testing a system against a non-deterministic stochasti...
In this paper we present a method for testing a system against a non-deterministic stochastic finite...
Abstract. In this paper we introduce a timed extension of the extended finite state machines model. ...
There has been a growing interest in defining models of automata enriched with time. For instance, t...
International audienceState machines are a very general means to express computations in an implemen...
We introduce a framework to study stochastic systems, i.e. systems in which the time of occurrence o...
We introduce a unifying framework to provide the semantics of process algebras, including their quan...
There has been a growing interest in defining models of automata enriched with time. For instance, t...
Modern distributed systems include a class of applications in which non-functional requirements are ...
Abstract. We present a translation from stochastic automata [10, 8] into timed automata with deadlin...
Abstract In this paper, a new semantic model is proposed for characterizing the performance properti...
AbstractThis paper introduces (pronounce spades), a stochastic process algebra for discrete event sy...
We present a translation from stochastic automata [17, 16] into timed automata with deadlines [37, 1...
One of the results of research into formal system specification has been the large number of notatio...
There is a well recognized need for accurate timing verification tools. Such tools, however, are sus...
AbstractIn this paper we present a method for testing a system against a non-deterministic stochasti...
In this paper we present a method for testing a system against a non-deterministic stochastic finite...
Abstract. In this paper we introduce a timed extension of the extended finite state machines model. ...
There has been a growing interest in defining models of automata enriched with time. For instance, t...
International audienceState machines are a very general means to express computations in an implemen...
We introduce a framework to study stochastic systems, i.e. systems in which the time of occurrence o...
We introduce a unifying framework to provide the semantics of process algebras, including their quan...
There has been a growing interest in defining models of automata enriched with time. For instance, t...
Modern distributed systems include a class of applications in which non-functional requirements are ...
Abstract. We present a translation from stochastic automata [10, 8] into timed automata with deadlin...
Abstract In this paper, a new semantic model is proposed for characterizing the performance properti...
AbstractThis paper introduces (pronounce spades), a stochastic process algebra for discrete event sy...
We present a translation from stochastic automata [17, 16] into timed automata with deadlines [37, 1...
One of the results of research into formal system specification has been the large number of notatio...
There is a well recognized need for accurate timing verification tools. Such tools, however, are sus...