Lecture 15
LTL Model Checking

Stanley Bak

Remaining Due Dates

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We need to choose the order for paper and final presentations

CTL Model Checking

What are each of these?

Labeling Algorithm

  • First, use temporal operator equivalences to rewrite the formula in terms of only AF, EU, EX
     
  • Divide final formula into subformulas based on parse tree
     
  • Label all states with their atomic propositions
     
  • EX \(\phi\) - Easy, label every immediate predecessor of a state with \(\phi\) in the model with EX \(\phi\)

AF \(\phi\) - Along all paths, eventually \(\phi\)

Initially, for every state with the label \(\phi\),
add the label AF \(\phi\) (why is this okay?)

E[\(\phi\) U \(\psi\)] - There exists a path where\(\phi\) holds until until \(\psi\)

Initially, for every state with a label of \(\psi\), add the label E[\(\phi\) U \(\psi\)] (why is this okay?)

 

Then iterate:

Efficiency

Some formulas can be handled more efficiently, for example, EG \(\psi\)

LTL Model Checking - Lecture 15

By Stanley Bak

LTL Model Checking - Lecture 15

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