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Service Specification and Validation for the Intelligent Network

Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Xavier Logean
1998
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We propose an object-oriented specification language, FUS , for expressing the functional behaviors and the desired properties of each telecommunications service at the analysis phase. Our approach is based on Fusion, an object-oriented method that consists of analysis, design, and implementation phases for software development. Accompanying FUS is a tool we developed for translating FUS specifications to Promela statements

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Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Xavier Logean
1998
Journal Articles

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/0a7f49cd-c132-47df-ad53-500d6feb9ebe

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