This paper proposes an approach to modeling and evaluating the performance of communications protocols based on formal specifications. A combined Extended Finite State Machine (EFSM) and Queueing Network (QN) model is presented which is more sophisticated than either technique alone. Furthermore, the model avoids the state space explosion problem which may arise by the use of reachability analysis on EFSM. The approach is illustrated using a simple sliding window protocol written in the formal description technique Estelle
Protocol validation has traditionally focused on detecting errors defined in terms of global states....
The most common use of formal verification methods and tools so far has been in identifying whether ...
Performance analysis and formal correctness verification of computer communication protocols and dis...
Protocol performance issues are important in communication protocol design and network management, ...
Communication protocols can be modeled as finite state machines, a formalism commonly used in digita...
A number of methods have been developed to evaluate communication protocol performance based on form...
Internet level-5 protocols are defined by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Some of these ...
This paper studies the problem of identifying performance bottlenecks in communication protocols. Th...
A communication protocol usually represents a system whose behavior can be specified through a finit...
This paper presents a methodology for automatically analyzing the performance of communication proto...
This paper describes a Protocol Finite State Machine (PFSM) for implementing communication protocols...
The most common use of formal verification methods so far has been in identifying whether livelock a...
Communication protocols can be modeled as finite state machines, a formalism commonly used in digita...
Wireless networks consist of small (possibly) portable devices which combine battery-operated comput...
Bibliography: leaves 129-132.The design of efficient, reliable communication protocols has long been...
Protocol validation has traditionally focused on detecting errors defined in terms of global states....
The most common use of formal verification methods and tools so far has been in identifying whether ...
Performance analysis and formal correctness verification of computer communication protocols and dis...
Protocol performance issues are important in communication protocol design and network management, ...
Communication protocols can be modeled as finite state machines, a formalism commonly used in digita...
A number of methods have been developed to evaluate communication protocol performance based on form...
Internet level-5 protocols are defined by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Some of these ...
This paper studies the problem of identifying performance bottlenecks in communication protocols. Th...
A communication protocol usually represents a system whose behavior can be specified through a finit...
This paper presents a methodology for automatically analyzing the performance of communication proto...
This paper describes a Protocol Finite State Machine (PFSM) for implementing communication protocols...
The most common use of formal verification methods so far has been in identifying whether livelock a...
Communication protocols can be modeled as finite state machines, a formalism commonly used in digita...
Wireless networks consist of small (possibly) portable devices which combine battery-operated comput...
Bibliography: leaves 129-132.The design of efficient, reliable communication protocols has long been...
Protocol validation has traditionally focused on detecting errors defined in terms of global states....
The most common use of formal verification methods and tools so far has been in identifying whether ...
Performance analysis and formal correctness verification of computer communication protocols and dis...