A Method for the Formal Verification of Human-interactive Systems

Author:

Bolton Matthew L1,Bass Ellen J.1

Affiliation:

1. University of Virginia Systems and Information Engineering Charlottesville, Virginia

Abstract

Predicting failures in complex, human-interactive systems is difficult as they may occur under rare operational conditions and may be influenced by many factors including the system mission, the human operator's behavior, device automation, human-device interfaces, and the operational environment. This paper presents a method that integrates task analytic models of human behavior with formal models and model checking in order to formally verify properties of human-interactive systems. This method is illustrated with a case study: the programming of a patient controlled analgesia pump. Two specifications, one of which produces a counterexample, illustrate the analysis and visualization capabilities of the method.

Publisher

SAGE Publications

Subject

General Medicine,General Chemistry

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