In real-time systems functional requirements are coupled to timing requirements, a specified event needs to occur at the appropriate time. In order to ensure that timing requirements are fulfilled, there are two main approaches, static and measurement-based. The static approach relies on modeling the hardware and software and calculating upper bounds for the timing behavior. On the other hand, measurement-based approaches use timing data collected from the system to estimate the timing behavior. The usability of static and measurement-based approaches is limited in many modern systems due to the increased complexity of hardware and software architectures. Static approaches to timing and schedulability analysis are often infeasible due to t...
Real-time systems are found in an increasing variety of application elds. Usually, they are embedded...
Abstract This paper describes a stochastic analysis framework which computes the response time distr...
AbstractIn modern computer systems, the intermittent behaviour of infrequent, additional loads affec...
In real-time systems functional requirements are coupled to timing requirements, a specified event n...
Tasks performed by real-time systems must be executed within precise deadlines. A deadline breachcan...
Many real-time applications consist of a cyclic execution of computation activities (jobs) with stoc...
Stochastic analysis of real-time systems has received a remarkable attention in the past few years. ...
This report introduces a new model for event-driven temporal sequence processing: Generalized Hidden...
Most research in real-time scheduling theory assumes idealized system conditions. The issues that ca...
Quantitative evaluation of models with stochastic timings can de-cisively support schedulability ana...
Markov automata (MAs) extend labelled transition systems with random delays and probabilistic branch...
A large class of modern real-time applications exhibits important variations in the computation time...
21 pages, 6 figures, 2 tablesReal-time systems are a set of programs, a scheduling policy and a syst...
This dissertation is composed of two parts. In the first part, performance evaluation and verificati...
Systems controlled by embedded computers become indispensable in our lives and can be found in avion...
Real-time systems are found in an increasing variety of application elds. Usually, they are embedded...
Abstract This paper describes a stochastic analysis framework which computes the response time distr...
AbstractIn modern computer systems, the intermittent behaviour of infrequent, additional loads affec...
In real-time systems functional requirements are coupled to timing requirements, a specified event n...
Tasks performed by real-time systems must be executed within precise deadlines. A deadline breachcan...
Many real-time applications consist of a cyclic execution of computation activities (jobs) with stoc...
Stochastic analysis of real-time systems has received a remarkable attention in the past few years. ...
This report introduces a new model for event-driven temporal sequence processing: Generalized Hidden...
Most research in real-time scheduling theory assumes idealized system conditions. The issues that ca...
Quantitative evaluation of models with stochastic timings can de-cisively support schedulability ana...
Markov automata (MAs) extend labelled transition systems with random delays and probabilistic branch...
A large class of modern real-time applications exhibits important variations in the computation time...
21 pages, 6 figures, 2 tablesReal-time systems are a set of programs, a scheduling policy and a syst...
This dissertation is composed of two parts. In the first part, performance evaluation and verificati...
Systems controlled by embedded computers become indispensable in our lives and can be found in avion...
Real-time systems are found in an increasing variety of application elds. Usually, they are embedded...
Abstract This paper describes a stochastic analysis framework which computes the response time distr...
AbstractIn modern computer systems, the intermittent behaviour of infrequent, additional loads affec...