The analysis of legacy systems such as electro-mechanical circuits requires the extraction of the underlying specification from a high level point of view. We consider P-stable abstraction, an analysis for transition systems that synthesizes the properties of a given set of events in terms of their eventual and stable effects on the system state. The abstract transitions simulate convergent runs of the concrete model and correspond to a set of temporal properties which are satisfied. We show an application of the P-stable abstraction on a relay-based circuit, showing its ability to extract a high level description of the implemented behaviour.

Reverse engineering with P-stable Abstractions

Anna Becchi
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Alessandro Cimatti
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2021-01-01

Abstract

The analysis of legacy systems such as electro-mechanical circuits requires the extraction of the underlying specification from a high level point of view. We consider P-stable abstraction, an analysis for transition systems that synthesizes the properties of a given set of events in terms of their eventual and stable effects on the system state. The abstract transitions simulate convergent runs of the concrete model and correspond to a set of temporal properties which are satisfied. We show an application of the P-stable abstraction on a relay-based circuit, showing its ability to extract a high level description of the implemented behaviour.
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