Browsing by Subject "Finite automata"
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Aliasing probability calculations for arbitrary compaction under independently selected random test vectors
(2005)This paper discusses a systematic methodology for calculating the exact aliasing probability associated with schemes that use an arbitrary finite-state machine to compact the response of a combinational circuit to a sequence ...
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Aliasing probability calculations in nonlinear compactors
(2003)This paper discusses a systematic methodology for calculating the aliasing probability when an arbitrary finite-state machine is used to compact the response of a combinational circuit to a sequence of randomly generated ...
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Current-state opacity formulations in probabilistic finite automata
(2014)A system is said to be current-state opaque if the entrance of the system state to a set of secret states remains opaque (uncertain) to an intruder - at least until the system leaves the set of secret states. This notion ...
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Decentralized failure diagnosis in discrete event systems
(2006)In this paper, we develop and analyze decentralized failure diagnosis schemes for systems that can be modeled as finite state machines (FSMs). We consider a scenario where we are given multiple local diagnosers (with partial ...
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Encoded dynamics for fault tolerance linear finite-state machines
(2002)This note discusses fault tolerance in linear finite-state machines (LFSMs). By replacing a given LFSM with a larger, redundant LFSM that preserves the state of the original one in some linearly encoded form, various ...
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Encoded finite-state machines for non-concurrent error detection and identification
(2003)In this paper we develop a methodology for systematically constructing redundant finite-state machines in a way that enables an external mechanism to detect and identify transient state-transition faults by performing ...
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Finite-state machine embeddings for nonconcurrent error detection and identification
(2005)In digital sequential systems that operate over several time steps, a state-transition fault at any time step during the operation of the system can corrupt its state and render its future functionality useless. Such ...
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Initial state opacity in stochastic des
(2013)A non-deterministic finite automaton is initial-state opaque if the membership of its true initial state to a given set of secret states S remains opaque (i.e., uncertain) to an intruder who observes system activity through ...
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K-detectability in discrete event systems
(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2016)This paper studies observability in discrete event systems (DES), and introduces and analyzes the property of K-detectability. In particular, a given DES is strongly K-detectable if eventually (after a finite number of ...
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Maximum likelihood diagnosis in partially observable finite state machines
(2005)In this paper we develop a probabilistic approach for fault diagnosis in deterministic finite state machines (FSMs). The proposed approach determines whether the FSM under consideration is faulty or not by observing (part ...
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Maximum likelihood failure diagnosis in finite state machines under unreliable observations
(2010)In this paper, we develop a probabilistic methodology for failure diagnosis in finite state machines based on a sequence of unreliable observations. Given prior knowledge of the input probability distribution but without ...
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On the complexity of parallelizing sequential circuits using the parallel-prefix method
(2001)The parallel-prefix method uses a tree of identical processing nodes to calculate in parallel, the state and output response of a finite-state machine (FSM) to a finite-length input sequence. Traditionally, each computing ...
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Opacity formulations and verification in discrete event systems
(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2014)In many emerging security applications, a property of a system, that may reveal important details about its behaviour, needs to be kept secret (opaque) to outside observers (intruders). Motivated by such applications, ...
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Opacity verification in stochastic discrete event systems
(2010)Motivated by security and privacy considerations in applications of discrete event systems, various notions of opacity have been introduced. Specifically, a system is said to be current-state opaque if the entrance of the ...
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Probabilistic approaches to fault detection in networked discrete event systems
(2005)In this paper, we consider distributed systems that can be modeled as finite state machines with known behavior under fault-free conditions, and we study the detection of a general class of faults that manifest themselves ...
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Probabilistic detection of FSM single state-transition faults based on state occupancy measurements
(2005)This note discusses a probabilistic methodology for detecting single permanent or transient functional changes in the state-transition mechanism of a deterministic finite-state machine (FSM). The associated probabilistic ...
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Probabilistic failure diagnosis in finite state machines under unreliable observations
(2006)In this paper we develop a probabilistic methodology for calculating the likelihood that an observed, possibly corrupted event sequence was generated by two (or more) candidate finite state machines (FSMs) (one of which ...
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Probabilistic fault detection in finite-state machines based on state occupancy measurements
(2002)This paper discusses a probabilistic methodology for detecting permanent or transient functional changes in the state-transition mechanism of a deterministic finite-state machine (FSM). The associated detector observes the ...
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Probabilistic system opacity in discrete event systems
(2018)In many emerging security applications, a system designer frequently needs to ensure that a certain property of a given system (that may reveal important details about the system’s operation) be kept secret (opaque) to ...
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Reduced-complexity verification for initial-state opacity in modular discrete event systems
(2010)In this paper, we propose and analyze reduced-complexity methodologies for verifying initial-state opacity in modular discrete event systems. Initial-state opacity requires that the membership of the system initial state ...