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Re: [tlaplus] Rolling dices in TLA+
if you want to roll an array of dice here are two options:
\* Same for both version
VARIABLE die
Init ==
die = [i \in 1..8 |-> 1]
\* Roll Each die by itself
\* Explore if any of the dice are rolled
RollDie(x, val) ==
die' = [die EXCEPT ![x] = val]
Next == \* Example Usage
\/ \E d \in DOMAIN die, f \in 1..6: RollDie(d, f)
\* or Roll all the dice simultaneously
RollDie ==
\E d \in [{1..8} -> 1..6]: die' = d
Generally when it comes to state space exploration, they roughly yield the same results, so it's more about readability and what you're trying to convey
Alex
On Wednesday, April 12, 2023 at 7:11:54 PM UTC+2 Markus Kuppe wrote:
Shameless plug and partially related:
"Obtaining Statistical Properties by Simulating Specs with TLC”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYenTPD7740
Markus
> On Apr 11, 2023, at 11:28 PM, Stephan Merz <stepha...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Note, however, that TLA+ will not allow you to verify any properties related to probability distributions, such as expected rewards. Prism [1] would be a suitable tool for such analyses.
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