This paper considers the problem of testing to check the transitions of implementation I against those of a model M consisting of communicating finite state machines. One approach is to generate the product machine from M and then apply standard finite state machine test techniques. This approach may, however, suffer from a combinatorial explosion. Instead, this paper introduces approaches that may allow local states and transitions of I to be checked without the generation of the product machine. The paper then extends these approaches to the checking of global states
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The design of a finite state machine can be verified by simulating all its state transitions. Typica...
Automatic formal verification methods for finite-state systems, also known as model-checking, succes...
In this paper, we propose a generalized diagnostic algorithm for the case where more than one fault ...
AbstractThere has been a lot of research on testing based on formal specifications, especially in th...
We give an algorithm that derives a finite state machine (FSM) from a given abstract state machine (...
A checking sequence, generated from a finite state machine, is a test sequence that is guaranteed to...
ABSTRACT A number of methods have been published to construct checking sequences for testing from Fi...
Abstract — This paper considers the test case generation for distributed software (a test case conta...
In the current article a novel test generation algorithm is presented for deterministic finite state...
When testing a system modelled as a finite state machine it is desirable to minimize the effort requ...
Abstract—In this paper, we consider the problem of test derivation based on an Extended Finite State...
State space exploration is often used to prove properties about sequential behavior of Finite State ...
AbstractWe present simple randomized algorithms for the fault detection problem: Given a specificati...
There has been much interest in testing from finite state machines (FSMs) as a result of their suita...
Some systems interact with their environment at physically distributed interfaces, called ports, and...
The design of a finite state machine can be verified by simulating all its state transitions. Typica...
Automatic formal verification methods for finite-state systems, also known as model-checking, succes...
In this paper, we propose a generalized diagnostic algorithm for the case where more than one fault ...