Timed probabilistic reasoning on UML specialization for fault tolerant component based architectures
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- 2003-01-01
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- 6
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Keywords
Computer science, Probabilistic logic, Semantics (computer science), Component (thermodynamics), Unified Modeling Language
References
- TRUST-BY-CONTRACT: MODELLING, ANALYSING AND PREDICTING BEHAVIOUR OF SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURES
- Protocols for achieving consistency and reliability in replicated database systems that utilize asynchronous updates
- Replication management using the state-machine approach
- The primary-backup approach
- Specification of Replication Techniques, Semi-Passive Replication, and Lazy consensus*
- A logic for reasoning about time and reliability
- Trustworthy components - compositionality and prediction
- A Formal Approach to Software Architectures
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- Timed probabilistic constraints over the Distributed Management Taskforce common information model
- An agent oriented proactive fault-tolerant framework for grid computing
- Towards a framework for reasoning about the performance of component software
- Modelling Predictable Component-Based Distributed Control Architectures
- Runtime verification of timing and probabilistic properties using WMI and .NET
- Runtime verification of timing and probabilistic properties using WMI and .NET
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