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Glast: Learning formal grammars to translate natural language specifications into hardware assertionsHarris et al., 2016
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- Harris C
- Harris I
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- 2016 Design, Automation & Test in Europe Conference & Exhibition (DATE)
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The purpose of functional verification is to ensure that a design conforms to its specification. However, large written specifications can contain hundreds of statements describing correct operation which an engineer must use to create sets of correctness properties. This …
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