Reasoning about efficiency within a probabilistic calculus
<p>Expectation-based probabilistic predicate transformers [15] provide a logic for probabilistic sequential programs, giving access to expressions such as &apos;the probability that predicate <em>A</em> is achieved finally&apos;. Using expectations more generally ho...
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| Formáid: | Journal article |
| Teanga: | English |
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1999
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| Achoimre: | <p>Expectation-based probabilistic predicate transformers [15] provide a logic for probabilistic sequential programs, giving access to expressions such as &apos;the probability that predicate <em>A</em> is achieved finally&apos;. Using expectations more generally however, we can express calculus formulae for the expected path-length of a computation tree. Moreover within an expectation-based calculus such efficiency measures and more conventional (but probabilistic) temporal operators [14] can be related.</p> |
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