Abstract. In this paper, we introduce FPS, a mechanism to define performance measures for stochastic process algebra models. FPS is a functional performance specification language which describes passagetime, transient, steady-state and continuous state space performance questions. We present a generalisation of stochastic probes, a formalismindependent specification of behaviour in stochastic process algebra models. Stochastic probes select the performance-critical paths for which the measures are required; increasing their expressiveness in turn gives us greater expressive power to represent performance questions. We end by demonstrating these tools on an RSS syndication architecture of up to 1.5 × 10 51 states.
Abstract. In this paper we consider two performance modelling techniques from the perspectives of mo...
We introduce a unifying framework to provide the semantics of process algebras, including their quan...
Markov chains (and their extensions with rewards) have been widely used to determine performance, de...
ABSTRACT This paper describes how soft performance bounds can be expressed for software systems usin...
This paper describes how soft performance bounds can be expressed for software systems using stochas...
Stochastic Process Algebras (SPA) allow the integration of performance evaluation into early design ...
Despite its relatively short history, a wealth of formalisms exist for algebraic specification of st...
In the last decade a new formal approach to the integration of performance aspects in the modeling a...
In this chapter we present an introduction to the novel approach to performance modeling provided by...
Communication protocol design requires to consider protocol performance in early phases of the softw...
We propose a structural operational semantics for mobile and distributed agents. From it we derive a...
Abstract. In this paper we consider two performance modelling techniques from the perspectives of mo...
Abstract. In this short paper we briefly describe a tool which is based on a Markovian stochastic pr...
FSP (Finite State Processes) is an established process algebra with an accompanying Labelled Transit...
This paper introduces stochastic process algebras as an approach for the structured design and analy...
Abstract. In this paper we consider two performance modelling techniques from the perspectives of mo...
We introduce a unifying framework to provide the semantics of process algebras, including their quan...
Markov chains (and their extensions with rewards) have been widely used to determine performance, de...
ABSTRACT This paper describes how soft performance bounds can be expressed for software systems usin...
This paper describes how soft performance bounds can be expressed for software systems using stochas...
Stochastic Process Algebras (SPA) allow the integration of performance evaluation into early design ...
Despite its relatively short history, a wealth of formalisms exist for algebraic specification of st...
In the last decade a new formal approach to the integration of performance aspects in the modeling a...
In this chapter we present an introduction to the novel approach to performance modeling provided by...
Communication protocol design requires to consider protocol performance in early phases of the softw...
We propose a structural operational semantics for mobile and distributed agents. From it we derive a...
Abstract. In this paper we consider two performance modelling techniques from the perspectives of mo...
Abstract. In this short paper we briefly describe a tool which is based on a Markovian stochastic pr...
FSP (Finite State Processes) is an established process algebra with an accompanying Labelled Transit...
This paper introduces stochastic process algebras as an approach for the structured design and analy...
Abstract. In this paper we consider two performance modelling techniques from the perspectives of mo...
We introduce a unifying framework to provide the semantics of process algebras, including their quan...
Markov chains (and their extensions with rewards) have been widely used to determine performance, de...