Evolutionary synthesis of communication protocols

A methodology for the synthesis of communication protocols based on evolutionary techniques is presented. It enables to automatically generate finite-state models that synthesize protocol specifications from partial input/output sequences. These partial sequences, directly derived from service speci...

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Main Authors: Araujo, S.G., Pedroza, A.C.P., Mesquita, A.C.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Access protocols
Automata
Automatic control
Circuit synthesis
Communication channels
Distributed computing
Peer to peer computing
Space exploration
Strain control
Timing
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Summary:A methodology for the synthesis of communication protocols based on evolutionary techniques is presented. It enables to automatically generate finite-state models that synthesize protocol specifications from partial input/output sequences. These partial sequences, directly derived from service specifications and a set of associated protocol data units (PDUs), are training sequences that drive the evolution of finite-state machines (FSMs), each describing one protocol entity specification. The proposed approach has the advantage of reducing computation applicable to finite-state automata (FSA) in existing protocol synthesis methods, abstracting the protocol designer from such tasks.
DOI:10.1109/ICTEL.2003.1191573