"Challenges in Formal Analysis of Resilience: Capturing the Trade Off Between the Chance of Failure and the Cost of Success"
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1st World Congress on Logic, Chance, and Money
Speaker: Carolyn Talcott, SRI International, Menlo Park, CA
There is growing interest in the concept of resilience and justifying resources spent on increasing resilience at the expense of efficiency. From a logical perspective we are interested in fomally representing key features of resilience, design principles supporting resilience, and methods to verify system resilience given a formal (in some logic) representation.
In this talk we will look at resilience in the context of a variety of systems: digital, natural, societal. We will identify some key concepts and discuss challenges in developing formal models, paying attention to which properties concern non-deterministic behaviors and which concern stochastic. We will briefly present two formalisms for modeling cyber physical systems, and associated model analysis methods such as checkable properties and complexity.
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Open to UNLV faculty and students
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1st World Congress on Logic, Chance, and Money (LoChaMo1-2024)
UNLV Department of Philosophy