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Model inference

Model checking and model-based testing require the availability of a formal executable model of a system being developed. When such a model does not exist for one reason or another, at least a partial model could still be inferred based on an implemented version of the system. The team has developed an essential expertise in model inference. The considered approaches can be applied offline, by analyzing traces (logfiles) of the system’s executions, and online, by analyzing the system while it executes.

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