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A Survey on Formal Verification and Validation Techniques for Internet of Things

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has brought about a new era of connected devices and systems, with applications ranging from healthcare to transportation. However, the reliability and security of these systems are critical concerns that must be addressed to ensure their safe and effective operation. This paper presents a survey of formal verification and validation (FV&V) techniques for IoT systems, with a focus on the challenges and open issues in this field. We provide an overview of formal methods and testing techniques for the IoT and discuss the state explosion problem and techniques to address it. We also examined the use of AI in software testing and describe examples of tools that use AI in this context. Finally, we discuss the challenges and open issues in FV&V for the IoT and present possible future directions for research. This survey paper aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the current state of FV&V techniques for IoT systems and to highlight areas for further research and development.

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