STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOR MODELS BASED ON PROBABILITY AND TIME BY USING MARKOV PROCESS AND TRANSITION MATRIX.
Journal Title: International Journal on Computer Science and Engineering - Year 2012, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
This paper suggests an approach to software system architecture specification based on behavior models. The behavior of the system is defined as an event occurring probability and time. The behavior of the system over a time of stationary Markov process is completely characterized by the one step transition matrix, the matrix of instantaneous transition rates. Given the element of the appropriative matrix, it is possible to calculate probability of event of the process.
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Sumangala Patil , P. Nagaraju , Somashekar Deasi
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