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Refinement-oriented models of Stateflow charts
Science of Computer Programming
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This paper focuses on the use of ISO Standard Z and CADiZ in the formal validation of Stateflow models against requirements-oriented assumptions. It documents some of what the Simulink/Stateflow Analyser tool does in support of the Practical Formal Specification method. The tool aims to automate the formal validations of the method, so that users of Simulink/Stateflow can benefit from them. The Z exploits some notations that are particular to ISO Standard Z. The automation is aided by quite terse tactics interpreted by CADiZ.