Towards Classification of Lightweight Formal Methods

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Authors Anna Zamansky, Maria Spichkova, Guillermo Rodriguez-Navas, Peter Herrmann, Jan Olaf Blech arXiv ID 1807.01923 Category cs.SE: Software Engineering Citations 12 Venue International Conference on Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering Last Checked 4 months ago
Abstract
The use of lightweight formal methods (LFM) for the development of industrial applications has become a major trend. Although the term "lightweight formal methods" has been used for over ten years now, there seems to be no common agreement on what "lightweight" actually means, and different communities apply the term in all kinds of ways. In this paper, we explore the recent trends in the use of LFM, and establish our opinion that cost-effectiveness is the driving force to deploy LFM. Further, we propose a simple framework that should help to classify different LFM approaches and to estimate which of them are most cost-effective for a certain software engineering project. We demonstrate our framework using some examples.
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