This paper proposes a benchmark for a controller of a pacemaker device developed as part of the course “SFWRENG 3MD3-Safe Software-Intensive Medical Devices” provided at McMaster University. The benchmark includes two alternative Simulink® models, developed by two different groups of students. Each model comes with a requirement formalized in Signal Temporal Logic (STL). We also present the testing results obtained using S-TaLiRo, a well-known testing framework for Simulink® models.

(2022). Two Simulink Models with Requirements for a Simple Controller of a Pacemaker Device . Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10446/262219

Two Simulink Models with Requirements for a Simple Controller of a Pacemaker Device

Menghi, Claudio
2022-01-01

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This paper proposes a benchmark for a controller of a pacemaker device developed as part of the course “SFWRENG 3MD3-Safe Software-Intensive Medical Devices” provided at McMaster University. The benchmark includes two alternative Simulink® models, developed by two different groups of students. Each model comes with a requirement formalized in Signal Temporal Logic (STL). We also present the testing results obtained using S-TaLiRo, a well-known testing framework for Simulink® models.
2022
Ayesh, Mostafa; Mehan, Namya; Dhanraj, Ethan; El-Rahwan, Abdul; Opalka, Simon Emil; Fan, Tony; Hamilton, Akil; Jacob, Akshay Mathews; Sundarrajan, Rahul Anthony; Widjaja, Bryan; Menghi, Claudio
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