K. Larsen, Shuhao Li, B. Nielsen, Saulius Pusinskas
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Abstract
We propose an automated, tool-supported approach to scenario-based analysis and synthesis of real-time embedded systems. The inter-object behaviors of a system are modeled as a set of live sequence charts (LSCs), and the scenario-based user requirement is specified as a separate LSC. By translating the set of LSC charts into a behavior-equivalent network of timed automata (TA), we reduce the problems of model consistency checking and property verification to classical CTL real-time model checking problems, and reduce the problem of centralized synthesis for open systems to a timed game solving problem. We implement a prototype LSC-to-TA translator, which can be linked to existing real-time model checker UPPAAL and timed game solver UPPAAL-TIGA. Preliminary experiments on a number of examples show that it is a viable approach.