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Journal article · Preprint article · Conference paper

Quantitative Analysis of Probabilistic Models of Software Product Lines with Statistical Model Checking

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National Research Council of Italy1

French National Institute for Computer Science and Applied Mathematics2

Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Technical University of Denmark3

Language-Based Technology, Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Technical University of Denmark4

University of Southampton5

We investigate the suitability of statistical model checking techniques for analysing quantitative properties of software product line models with probabilistic aspects. For this purpose, we enrich the feature-oriented language FLAN with action rates, which specify the likelihood of exhibiting particular behaviour or of installing features at a specific moment or in a specific order.

The enriched language (called PFLAN) allows us to specify models of software product lines with probabilistic configurations and behaviour, e.g. by considering a PFLAN semantics based on discrete-time Markov chains. The Maude implementation of PFLAN is combined with the distributed statistical model checker MultiVeStA to perform quantitative analyses of a simple product line case study.

The presented analyses include the likelihood of certain behaviour of interest (e.g. product malfunctioning) and the expected average cost of products.

Language: English
Publisher: Open Publishing Association
Year: 2015
Pages: 56-70
Proceedings: 6th Workshop on Formal Methods and Analysis in SPL Engineering
ISSN: 20752180
Types: Journal article , Preprint article and Conference paper
DOI: 10.4204/eptcs.182.5
ORCIDs: Lluch Lafuente, Alberto

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