Observation equivalence as a testing equivalence¶
De Nicola, R., & Hennessy, M. (1987). Observation equivalence as a testing equivalence. Theoretical Computer Science, 83-133.
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Mechanisms¶
- Constant Response Envelope
- The discipline is to include every observable dimension and to confirm indistinguishability empirically with a Differential Observation Test rather than assuming the envelope is tight.
This sourceRequires the response envelope to include every observable dimension.
- The discipline is to include every observable dimension and to confirm indistinguishability empirically with a Differential Observation Test rather than assuming the envelope is tight.
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