/// <summary>
/// Checks the invariant encoded into the model created by <paramref name="createModel" />.
/// </summary>
public InvariantAnalysisResult CheckInvariant(int formulaIndex)
{
// We have to track the state vector layout here; this will nondeterministically store some model instance of
// one of the workers; but since all state vectors are the same, we don't care
ExecutedModel <TExecutableModel> model = null;
Func <AnalysisModel> createAnalysisModelFunc = () =>
model = new ActivationMinimalExecutedModel <TExecutableModel>(ModelCreator, 0, Configuration);
var createAnalysisModel = new AnalysisModelCreator(createAnalysisModelFunc);
using (var checker = new InvariantChecker(createAnalysisModel, Configuration, formulaIndex))
{
var result = checker.Check();
return(result);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Generates a <see cref="StateGraph{TExecutableModel}" /> for the model created by <paramref name="createModel" />.
/// </summary>
internal StateGraph <TExecutableModel> GenerateStateGraph()
{
// We have to track the state vector layout here; this will nondeterministically store some model instance of
// one of the workers; but since all state vectors are the same, we don't care
ExecutedModel <TExecutableModel> model = null;
Func <AnalysisModel> createAnalysisModelFunc = () =>
model = new ActivationMinimalExecutedModel <TExecutableModel>(ModelCreator, 0, Configuration);
var createAnalysisModel = new AnalysisModelCreator(createAnalysisModelFunc);
using (var checker = new StateGraphGenerator <TExecutableModel>(createAnalysisModel, Configuration))
{
var stateGraph = checker.GenerateStateGraph();
return(stateGraph);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Checks the invariant encoded into the model created by <paramref name="createModel" />.
/// </summary>
public AnalysisResult <TExecutableModel> CheckInvariant(CoupledExecutableModelCreator <TExecutableModel> createModel, Formula formula)
{
// We have to track the state vector layout here; this will nondeterministically store some model instance of
// one of the workers; but since all state vectors are the same, we don't care
ExecutedModel <TExecutableModel> model = null;
Func <AnalysisModel <TExecutableModel> > createAnalysisModelFunc = () =>
model = new ActivationMinimalExecutedModel <TExecutableModel>(createModel, 0, Configuration.SuccessorCapacity);
var createAnalysisModel = new AnalysisModelCreator <TExecutableModel>(createAnalysisModelFunc);
using (var checker = new InvariantChecker <TExecutableModel>(createAnalysisModel, OutputWritten, Configuration, formula))
{
var result = checker.Check();
return(result);
}
}
