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Formal methods / Theoretical computer science / Cognitive science / Logic in computer science / Cybernetics / Logic / Artificial intelligence / Runtime verification / Intelligent agent / Model checking / Motivation / Autonomy
Date: 2015-11-05 09:32:14
Formal methods
Theoretical computer science
Cognitive science
Logic in computer science
Cybernetics
Logic
Artificial intelligence
Runtime verification
Intelligent agent
Model checking
Motivation
Autonomy

Verifiable Autonomy Michael Fisher University of Liverpool, 11th September 2015 Formal Verification

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