SYMRT is used for automatically constructing a complete timing model of Java real-time systems written in a variant of the SCJ profile.
Symbolic execution is used for the generation of a safe and tight timing model of the analyzed system capturing the feasible execution paths.
We will investigate the relationship between the timing of the adverse event and use of the medicine of interest using time-dependent Cox proportional hazard models.
Using the timing of events duration model and a large administrative data set, this study finds large and substantial positive effects of having participated in ALMPs on the hazard rate to regular employment for immigrants receiving social assistance in Denmark.
Symbolic execution has been explored before in the context of WCET analysis [36, 37], but neither presents a tool and the timing models are not used for the analysis of other temporal properties.
We use the timing-of-events duration model and rich administrative data.
Participation in ALMPs is described in Section 4. We use the timing-of-events duration model of Abbring and van den Berg (2003).
Høgelund et al. (2010) study the impact of graded absence certificates in Denmark by means of a proportional hazard rate model, and use the timing-of-events approach (Abbring and Van den Berg, 2003) to identify the effect on absence duration.
This reflects the slow-turning nature of the timing model used.
HT has variable effects on postinjury cytokine release and activity depending on the model used, site, timing of measurement, and the presence of infection.
