The Cost of Monitoring Alone

02/13/2019
by   Luca Aceto, et al.
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We compare the succinctness of two monitoring systems for properties of infinite traces, namely parallel and regular monitors. Although a parallel monitor can be turned into an equivalent regular monitor, the cost of this transformation is a double-exponential blowup in the syntactic size of the monitors, and a triple-exponential blowup when the goal is a deterministic monitor. We show that these bounds are tight and that they also hold for translations between corresponding fragments of Hennessy-Milner logic with recursion over infinite traces.

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