Comparison of Model Checking Tools

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Model Checking is a method for verification. The model will be checked until the specification of it is proved or disproved. With the rising complexity of big models, there are non-checkable cases, in which cases the problem can be analyzed by some models, for example, bounded Model Checking means to analyze the model until a defined time or depth. The verification happens automatically. The programs for doing this are called Model Checking Tools or Model Checker. Model Checking are used in both software and hardware verification. It is an inherent part of hardware verification, whereas it is less used in the software verification.

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