In this paper, we explore a methodology for generating a Markov chain directly from executable modules in Maude. Initially, we incorporate stochastic parameters in Maude specifications in a straightforward and flexible way. Then, we focus on accurately computing state transition rates, a challenging task due to the complexities introduced by rewriting logic semantics. Our methodology is general and relies on a structured description of states that includes the exact state transition rates. This capability allows for the complete automation of the process, a crucial aspect of our ongoing research. We illustrate this methodology using stochastic rewritable Petri nets, a powerful model for adaptive distributed systems. Finally, we present some preliminary findings based on application examples.
Associating a Markov Process with Maude Executable Modules / L. Capra - In: Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Simulation and Modeling Methodologies, Technologies and Applications SIMULTECH. 1 / [a cura di] X.S Yang, A. Drogoul, G. Wagner. - Prima edizione. - [s.l] : SCITEPRESS, 2025 Jun. - ISBN 978-989-758-759-7. - pp. 106-116 (( Intervento presentato al 15. convegno International Conference on Simulation and Modeling Methodologies, Technologies and Applications tenutosi a Bilbao nel 2025 [10.5220/0013567900003970].
Associating a Markov Process with Maude Executable Modules
L. Capra
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2025
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In this paper, we explore a methodology for generating a Markov chain directly from executable modules in Maude. Initially, we incorporate stochastic parameters in Maude specifications in a straightforward and flexible way. Then, we focus on accurately computing state transition rates, a challenging task due to the complexities introduced by rewriting logic semantics. Our methodology is general and relies on a structured description of states that includes the exact state transition rates. This capability allows for the complete automation of the process, a crucial aspect of our ongoing research. We illustrate this methodology using stochastic rewritable Petri nets, a powerful model for adaptive distributed systems. Finally, we present some preliminary findings based on application examples.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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