Benoît Delahaye, K. Larsen, Axel Legay, Mikkel L. Pedersen, A. Wąsowski
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APAC: A Tool for Reasoning about Abstract Probabilistic Automata
We recently introduced Abstract Probabilistic Automata (APA), a new powerful abstraction formalism for probabilistic automata. Our theory is equipped with a series of aggressive abstraction techniques for state-space reduction as well as a specification theory for both logical and structural comparisons. This paper reports on the implementation of the approach in the Abstract Probabilistic Automata Checker toolset.