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Maximum Resilience of Artificial Neural Networks
TLDR
The effectiveness and scalability of this approach by means of computing maximal resilience bounds for a number of ANN benchmark sets ranging from typical image recognition scenarios to the autonomous maneuvering of robots are demonstrated.
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ICS: Integrated Canonizer and Solver
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Decision procedures are at the core of many industrial-strength verification systems such as ACL2, PVS, or STeP but many existing decision procedures lack an appropriate API for managing contexts and efficiently switching between contexts.
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Sal 2
TLDR
Its high-level specification language and wide range of model checkers make SAL convenient for those seeking a ready-to-use solution, while its scriptability and flexible choice of backend analyzers should make it attractive to those seeking an experimental platform.
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Deconstructing Shostak
  • H. Ruess, N. Shankar
  • Computer Science
    Proceedings 16th Annual IEEE Symposium on Logic…
  • 16 June 2001
TLDR
A variant of Shostak's algorithm is described, along with proofs of termination, soundness and completeness, and all previously published variants of it yield incomplete decision procedures.
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Lazy Theorem Proving for Bounded Model Checking over Infinite Domains
TLDR
The combination of propositional SAT checkers with domain-specific theorem provers as a foundation for bounded model checking over infinite domains is investigated, bounded modelchecking for timed automata and for RTL level descriptions is exemplified, and the lazy integration of SAT solving and theorem proving is investigated.
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An Overview of SAL
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This work instantiation of the SAL framework augments PVS with tools for abstraction, invariant generation, program analysis, theorem proving, and model checking to separate concerns as well as calculate properties of concurrent systems.
Bounded model checking and induction: From refutation to verification
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A general k-induction scheme is defined and strengthened invariant strengthening is demonstrated using infinite-state systems ranging from communication protocols to timed automata and (linear) hybrid automata.
Monadic Second-Order Logics with Cardinalities
We delimit the boundary between decidability versus undecidability of the weak monadic second-order logic of one successor (WS1S) extended with linear cardinality constraints of the form…
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Predicate Abstraction for Dense Real-Time Systems
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Protocol-independent secrecy
  • J. Millen, H. Ruess
  • Mathematics, Computer Science
    Proceeding IEEE Symposium on Security and…
  • 14 May 2000
TLDR
The secrecy theorem encapsulates the use of induction so that the discharge of protocol-specific proof obligations is reduced to first-order reasoning.
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