In this paper, we introduce and study notions like state-\linebreak distinguishability, input-distinguishability and output completeness of states of a crisp deterministic fuzzy automaton. We show that for each crisp deterministic fuzzy automaton there corresponds a unique (up to isomorphism), equivalent distinguished crisp deterministic fuzzy automaton. Finally, we introduce two axioms related...

We present a theorem of Kollár on the density property of valued PAC fields and a theorem of Abraham Robinson on the model completeness of the theory of algebraically closed non-trivial valued fields. Then we prove that the theory T of non-trivial valued fields in an appropriate first order language has a model completion T̃ . The models of T̃ are non-trivial valued fields (K, v) that are ω-imper...

Bounded model checking is a symbolic bug-finding method that examines paths of bounded length for violations of a given LTL formula. Its rapid adoption in industry owes much to advances in SAT technology over the past 10–15 years. More recently, there have been increasing efforts to apply SAT-based methods to unbounded model checking. One such approach is based on computing a completeness thres...

Conflict of interest: none. ABSTRACT Objective: To evaluate the diagnostic sensitivity, specificity, and agreement of the Dementia Rating Scale with clinical diagnosis of cognitive impairment and to compare its psychometric measures with those from Mini Mental State Examination. Methods: Eighty-six elders from a long-term care institution were invited to participate in a study, and fifty-eight ...

For every finite model M and an LTL property φ, there exists a number CT (the Completeness Threshold) such that if there is no counterexample to φ in M of length CT or less, then M |= φ. Finding this number, if it is sufficiently small, offers a practical method for making Bounded Model Checking complete. We describe how to compute an over-approximation to CT for a general LTL property using Bü...

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