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The following pages link to Comparing the notions of opacity for discrete-event systems (Q2063098):
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- Comparative analysis of related notions of opacity in centralized and coordinated architectures (Q373013) (← links)
- Synthesis of opaque systems with static and dynamic masks (Q453510) (← links)
- Opacity of discrete event systems and its applications (Q716123) (← links)
- Enforcement and validation (at runtime) of various notions of opacity (Q896497) (← links)
- Infinite-step opacity and \(K\)-step opacity of stochastic discrete-event systems (Q1716666) (← links)
- Opacity for linear constraint Markov chains (Q1745942) (← links)
- Probabilistic system opacity in discrete event systems (Q1788695) (← links)
- Opacity of networked discrete event systems (Q2053901) (← links)
- Verification and enforcement of strong infinite- and \(k\)-step opacity using state recognizers (Q2065174) (← links)
- Enforcement for infinite-step opacity and K-step opacity via insertion mechanism (Q2125498) (← links)
- A framework for current-state opacity under dynamic information release mechanism (Q2125535) (← links)
- Information control in networked discrete event systems and its application to battery management systems (Q2197580) (← links)
- Comments on: ``A new approach for the verification of infinite-step and \(K\)-step opacity using two-way observers'' (Q2208612) (← links)
- A general language-based framework for specifying and verifying notions of opacity (Q2673762) (← links)
- Strong current-state and initial-state opacity of discrete-event systems (Q2682301) (← links)
- Current-state opacity and initial-state opacity of modular discrete event systems (Q5056544) (← links)
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- Secure Your Intention: On Notions of Pre-Opacity in Discrete-Event Systems (Q6093198) (← links)
- State-based opacity of labeled real-time automata (Q6122597) (← links)
- Active opacity of discrete-event systems (Q6134222) (← links)
- Matrix approach for verification of opacity of partially observed discrete event systems (Q6135550) (← links)
- Verifying weak and strong \(k\)-step opacity in discrete-event systems (Q6165326) (← links)
- Sensor deception attacks against security in supervisory control systems (Q6537285) (← links)