We develop a model of Parametric Probabilistic Transition Systems. In this model probabilities associated with transitions may be parameters, and we show how to find instances of parameters that satisfy a given property and instances that either maximize or minimize the probability of reaching a given state. We show, as an application, the model of a probabilistic non repudiation protocol. The theory we develop, allows us to find instances that maximize the probability that the protocol ends in a fair state (no participant has an advantage over the others).

Decidability results for parametric probabilistic transition systems with an application to security

LANOTTE, RUGGERO
2004-01-01

Abstract

We develop a model of Parametric Probabilistic Transition Systems. In this model probabilities associated with transitions may be parameters, and we show how to find instances of parameters that satisfy a given property and instances that either maximize or minimize the probability of reaching a given state. We show, as an application, the model of a probabilistic non repudiation protocol. The theory we develop, allows us to find instances that maximize the probability that the protocol ends in a fair state (no participant has an advantage over the others).
2004
J.R. Cuellar and Zhiming Liu (Eds)
2nd International Conference on Software Engineering and Formal Methods
9780769522227
Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Software Engineering and Formal Methods. SEFM 2004
Beijing, chn
2004
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