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A Formal Framework for Noisy Runtime Verification
We introduce the logic EDMon---an epistemic dynamic logic meant to model monitorability concepts in noisy runtime verification. Its syntax and semantics are defined and explained and the connection between EDMon and monitorability and noisy runtime verification concepts is explored. We then demonstr
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