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date = 2025-06-07
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title = ' INFAMY'
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subtitle = 'Quantitative Verification Tool'
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links = [
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{ title = "Homepage", url = "https://depend.cs.uni-saarland.de/tools/infamy/", icon = 'fa-solid fa-home' },
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# { title = "Source Code", url = "https://github.com/prismmodelchecker/prism", icon = 'fa-solid fa-code' },
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# { title = "Playground", url = "https://cvc5.github.io/app/", icon = 'fa-solid fa-gamepad' }
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]
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applications = ['Probabilistic Model Checking']
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developers = ['Saarland University']
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licenses = ['All Rights Reserved']
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inputs = ['PRISM']
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interfaces = ['CLI']
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maintenance = ['Not Maintained']
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# techniques = ['CDCL']
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# publications = ['Kwiatkowska2011']
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{{<inactive year="2010">}}
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INFAMY is a tool with the purpose of model checking CSL formulae on infinite state Markov chains in continuous time.
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date = 2025-06-07
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draft = false
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title = ' PARAM'
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subtitle = 'Quantitative Verification Tool'
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links = [
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{ title = "Homepage", url = "https://depend.cs.uni-saarland.de/tools/param/", icon = 'fa-solid fa-home' },
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# { title = "Source Code", url = "https://github.com/prismmodelchecker/prism", icon = 'fa-solid fa-code' },
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# { title = "Playground", url = "https://cvc5.github.io/app/", icon = 'fa-solid fa-gamepad' }
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]
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applications = ['Probabilistic Model Checking']
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developers = ['Saarland University']
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licenses = ['All Rights Reserved']
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inputs = ['PRISM']
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interfaces = ['CLI']
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maintenance = ['Not Maintained']
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# techniques = ['CDCL']
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# publications = ['Kwiatkowska2011']
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{{<inactive year="2011">}}
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PARAM is a tool with the purpose of handling parametric variants of models specified in a variant of the PRISM language. PARAM is capable of computing the unbounded reachability probability for parametric discrete-time Markov chains.
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date = 2025-06-07
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draft = false
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title = ' PASS'
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subtitle = 'Quantitative Verification Tool'
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links = [
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{ title = "Homepage", url = "https://depend.cs.uni-saarland.de/tools/pass/", icon = 'fa-solid fa-home' },
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# { title = "Source Code", url = "https://github.com/prismmodelchecker/prism", icon = 'fa-solid fa-code' },
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# { title = "Playground", url = "https://cvc5.github.io/app/", icon = 'fa-solid fa-gamepad' }
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]
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applications = ['Probabilistic Abstraction']
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developers = ['Saarland University']
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licenses = ['All Rights Reserved']
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inputs = ['PRISM']
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interfaces = ['CLI']
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maintenance = ['Not Maintained']
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# techniques = ['CDCL']
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# publications = ['Kwiatkowska2011']
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{{<inactive year="2010">}}
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PASS is an analysis tool for infinite-state probabilistic models. It is based on predicate abstraction and automatic abstraction refinement. Models are specified in a variant of the PRISM language. PASS computes the probability of reaching a set of goal states specified by the user.
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date = 2025-06-07
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title = ' ProHVer'
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subtitle = 'Quantitative Verification Tool'
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links = [
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{ title = "Homepage", url = "https://depend.cs.uni-saarland.de/tools/prohver/", icon = 'fa-solid fa-home' },
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# { title = "Source Code", url = "https://github.com/prismmodelchecker/prism", icon = 'fa-solid fa-code' },
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# { title = "Playground", url = "https://cvc5.github.io/app/", icon = 'fa-solid fa-gamepad' }
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]
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applications = ['Probabilistic Model Checking']
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developers = ['Saarland University']
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licenses = ['All Rights Reserved']
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inputs = ['PRISM']
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interfaces = ['CLI']
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maintenance = ['Not Maintained']
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# techniques = ['CDCL']
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# publications = ['Kwiatkowska2011']
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{{<inactive year="2011">}}
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ProHVer is a tool to handle systems which feature both discrete and continuous behaviour, and also involves randomness. ProHVer is capable of computing the unbounded reachability probability for a very general class of probabilistic hybrid automata. This homepage presents the tool, as well as some case studies on which it was applied.
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