Realizability and reactive synthesis from temporal logics are fundamental problems in the formal verification field. The complexity of the Linear-time Temporal Logic with Past (LTL+P) case led to the definition of fragments with lower complexities and simpler algorithms. Recently, the logic of Extended Bounded Response LTL+P (LTLEBR+ P ) has been introduced. It allows one to express any safety language definable in LTL and it is provided with an efficient, fully-symbolic algorithm for reactive synthesis. In this paper, we extend LTLEBR+ P with fairness conditions, assumptions, and guarantees. The resulting logic, called GR-EBR, preserves the main strength of LTLEBR+ P, that is, efficient realizability, and makes it possible to specify properties beyond safety. We study the problem of reactive synthesis for GR-EBR and devise a fully-symbolic algorithm that reduces it to a number of safety subproblems. To ensure soundness and completeness, we propose a general framework for safety reductions in the context of realizability of (fragments of) LTL+P. The experimental evaluation shows the feasibility of the approach.
Titolo: | Fairness, Assumptions, and Guarantees for Extended Bounded Response LTL+P Synthesis | |
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Data di pubblicazione: | 2021 | |
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Abstract: | Realizability and reactive synthesis from temporal logics are fundamental problems in the formal verification field. The complexity of the Linear-time Temporal Logic with Past (LTL+P) case led to the definition of fragments with lower complexities and simpler algorithms. Recently, the logic of Extended Bounded Response LTL+P (LTLEBR+ P ) has been introduced. It allows one to express any safety language definable in LTL and it is provided with an efficient, fully-symbolic algorithm for reactive synthesis. In this paper, we extend LTLEBR+ P with fairness conditions, assumptions, and guarantees. The resulting logic, called GR-EBR, preserves the main strength of LTLEBR+ P, that is, efficient realizability, and makes it possible to specify properties beyond safety. We study the problem of reactive synthesis for GR-EBR and devise a fully-symbolic algorithm that reduces it to a number of safety subproblems. To ensure soundness and completeness, we propose a general framework for safety reductions in the context of realizability of (fragments of) LTL+P. The experimental evaluation shows the feasibility of the approach. | |
Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11390/1217378 | |
ISBN: | 978-3-030-92123-1 978-3-030-92124-8 | |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 4.1 Contributo in Atti di convegno |