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firstname
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Matthias
lastname
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Volk
photo
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volk.png
title
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TBD
title
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Verification of Parametric Markov Chains
affiliation
:
Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
position
:
Assistant Professor
website
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https://volkm.github.io/
abstract
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TBD
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This talk presents verification approaches for parametric Markov chains in
both discrete-time and continuous-time.<br><br>
The first part presents an approach to synthesize optimal bias for Herman's
self-stabilizing token ring algorithm. The approach uses a parametric DTMC
and common parameter synthesis techniques to efficiently find optimal
parameter values. The results show that biased coins lead to faster
convergence than fair coins.<br><br>
The second part presents an analysis for CTMC with parametric transition
rates and a prior on the parameter values. Sampling the parameter values
from the prior distribution yields a non-parametric CTMC which can be
analysed with standard techniques. The approach employs a finite set of
parameter samples and a technique called scenario-optimization to yield
prediction regions. These regions contain the analysis results for any
additional sample point with high probability.
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Gilles
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