We present a technique for reasoning about properties of unbounded probabilistic multi-agent systems.
Thesis describing the work carried out over the course of my PhD on verifying the properties of probabilistic swarm systems.
Giving an overview of methods for verifying probabilistic multi-agent systems with a possibly unbounded number of agents.
We extend our previous work on verifying probabilistic multi-agent systems to also handle faults in the system.
We extend our previous work on verifying probabilistic multi-agent systems to also handle strategic properties.
Presenting joint work with Alessio Lomuscio that was previously published at AAMAS 2019.
We study a semantics, based on PLTL, for reasoning about the behaviour of an unboundedly large number of probabilistic agents.
We introduce a parameterised semantics for reasoning about swarms as unbounded collections of agents in a probabilistic setting.