Sep 4, 2007 · Our proposed method, RVERL, consists of three phases. First, safety properties are extracted from program requirements specification. Second, ...
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We use Event-based Real-time Logic (ERL) as a specification language in order to simply specify safety properties. By applying aspect-oriented approach to ...
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The proposed method, RVERL, uses event-based real-time logic as a specification language in order to simply specify safety properties and integrates runtime ...
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Our proposed method, RVERL, consists of three phases. First, safety properties are extracted from program requirements specification. Second, properties are ...
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RVERL: Run-time Verification of Real-time and Reactive Programs using Event-based Real-Time Logic Approach. S. Jalili, and M. MirzaAghaei.
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Mehdi Mirzaaghaei and Saeed Jalili, RVERL: Run-time Verification of Real-time and Reactive Programs using Event-based Real-time Logic Approach, In Proceedings ...
We present a runtime verification framework that allows on-line monitoring of past-time Metric Temporal Logic (ptMTL) specifications in a discrete time ...
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Real-time logic (RTL) is useful for the verification of a safety assertion with respect to the specification of a real-time system. Since the satisfiability ...
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RVRTL: Run-Time Verification of Real-Time and Reactive Programs with Real-Time Logic Approach. Conference Paper. Jan 2007.