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Towards Automatic Measurement of Probabilistic Processes
In this paper we propose a metric for finite processes in a probabilistic extension of CSP. The kernel of the metric corresponds to trace equivalence and most of the operators in the process algebra is shown to satisfy non-expansiveness property with respect to this metric. We also provide an algorithm to calculate the distance between two processes to a prescribed discount factor in polynomial time. The algorithm has been implemented in a tool that helps us to measure processes automatically.