Specification and verification methods for probabilistic processes
Linda Christoff
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Specification and verification methods for probabilistic processes
Published
1993
Pages
159
Stochastic automata
Nadezhnostʹ i bystrodeĭstvie veroi︠a︡tnostnykh avtomatov
On probabilistic automata and their generalizations
Osnovy teorii veroi͡a︡tnostnykh avtomatov
Probabilistic inference
On time-variant probabilistic automata with monitors
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