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Scenarios in dataflow modeling and analysis

Catthoor et al., 2020

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8911761888649283940
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Catthoor F
Basten T
Zompakis N
Geilen M
Kjeldsberg P
Geilen M
Skelin M
van Kampenhout J
Ara H
Basten T
Stuijk S
Goossens K
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System-scenario-based design principles and applications

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Dataflow models can be used to model and program concurrent systems and applications. Static timed dataflow models commonly abstract the temporal behavior of systems in terms of their worst-case behaviors. This may lead to models that are very pessimistic. The …
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