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smc_storm

A Statistical Model Checker implementation building on top of STORM

Installation

Using deployed binaries

We provide pre-built binaries that can be used on Ubuntu. They can be found at the Releases page.

To install them on your machine, extract smc_storm_executable.tar.gz and follow these steps:

cd smc_storm_executable            # This is the extracted archive
install.sh --install-dependencies  # This flag will install all  packages required by smc_storm and its dependencies
export PATH=$PATH:$PWD/bin         # This way, smc_storm can be called from anywhere
smc_storm --help                   # Make sure the binary runs

Compile from source

Get the Official Storm installed

This package needs Storm to be built on your local machine. To achieve that, follow the official documentation.

We used the following command to build storm:

export STORM_DIR=<path-to-storm-repo>
cmake -DSTORM_USE_SPOT_SHIPPED=ON $STORM_DIR && make -j10

We recommend to use the master branch, since it provides the latest features as the trigonometric operators.

Build this module

After cloning this repository, execute the following commands:

mkdir build && cd build
cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release && make -j4
# optionally, run the automatic unit tests to make sure everything works as expected
ctest

Run the executable

To make the smc_storm executable usable from any folder, we suggest to add the following line to your ~/.bashrc file or run it before start using the tool:

# Make smc_storm executable from anywhere
export PATH=$PATH:<path-to-smc-storm-repo>/build/bin

Available parameters

The list of available parameters with its related description can be obtained using following command:

smc_storm --help

Examples

# Example 1
smc_storm --model <path-to-smc-storm-repo>/test/system_tests/models/leader_sync.3-2.v1.jani --property-name eventually_elected --batch-size 200
# Example 2
smc_storm --model <path-to-smc-storm-repo>/test/system_tests/models/nand.v1.jani --property-name reliable --constants "N=20,K=2" --epsilon 0.01 --confidence 0.95 --n-threads 5 --show-statistics
# Example 3 (rm added to make sure the csv file doesn't exist at smc_storm execution time)
rm -f exported_traces.csv && smc_storm --model <path-to-smc-storm-repo>/test/system_tests/models/leader_sync.3-2.v1.jani --property-name time --traces-file exported_traces.csv --show-statistics --max-n-traces 5

Verifying sin and cos support

We provide a small test to ensure that the trigonometry operators are available in the installed storm version.

It can be run as in the following example:

export PATH=$PATH:<path-to-smc-storm-repo>/build/bin
smc_storm --model <path-to-smc-storm-repo>/test/system_tests/models/trigonometry_test.jani --property-name destination_reached_sin --epsilon 0.01 --confidence 0.95 --max-trace-length 400

Available properties:

  • destination_reached_cos: Check if cos operator works as expected in the path property definition
  • destination_reached_sin: Check if sin operator works as expected in the path property definition
  • destination_reached_cos_bool: Check if the cos operator works in the automaton assignments