OPERATION MODES Sample Clauses

OPERATION MODES. The test method includes the following steps:
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OPERATION MODES a. Automatic Mode [*]
OPERATION MODES. Operation modes help to reason about system behaviour by focusing on the principal system properties observed under different situations. In this approach, a system is seen as a set of modes partitioning the system functionality over differing operating conditions. The term assumption is used to denote the different operating conditions and guarantee denotes the functionality ensured by the system under the corresponding The assumption and guarantee of a mode must be non- contradictory. I.e. a mode should permit a concrete implemen- tation: j j
OPERATION MODES. Operation modes help to reason about system behaviour by focusing on the system properties observed under different situations. In this approach, a system is seen as a set of modes partition- ing the system functionality over differing operating conditions. The term assumption is used to denote the different operating conditions and guarantee denotes the functionality ensured by the system under the corresponding assumption. A system may switch from one mode to another in a number of ways characterised by mode transition. A mode is thus a pair A/G where A(v) is an assumption, a predicate over the current system state, G(v, vr) is the guarantee, a relation over the current and next states of the system. Vector v is the set of variables, characterising a system state and constrained by an invariant I(v). The purpose of an invariant I(v) is to limit the possible states by excluding undesirable or unsafe
OPERATION MODES. Operation modes help to reason about system behaviour by focusing on the system properties observed under different situations. In this approach, a system is seen as a set of modes partition- ing the system functionality over differing operating conditions. The term assumption is used to denote the different operating conditions and guarantee denotes the functionality ensured by the system under the corresponding assumption. A system may switch from one mode to another in a number of ways characterised by mode transition. A mode is thus a pair A/G where A(v) is an assumption, a predicate over the current system state, G(v, vj) is the guarantee, a relation over the current and next states of the system. Vector v is the set of variables, characterising a system state and constrained by an invariant I(v). The purpose of an invariant I(v) is to limit the possible states by excluding undesirable or unsafe

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