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fsm-repairability-study: Reproducible Protocol and Frozen Pilots for Behavioural FSM Repair Evaluation

Authors: Andrés, César;

fsm-repairability-study: Reproducible Protocol and Frozen Pilots for Behavioural FSM Repair Evaluation

Abstract

Experimental infrastructure and frozen pilot campaigns for evaluating oracle-gated behavioural repair of LLM-generated finite state machines. Includes JSON schemas, deterministic scoring and patch application, diagnostic projection, analysis scripts, Tier-A table and figure regeneration, tests, and three frozen 90-slot pilot arms (default, operation-aware, and operation-inferred repair representation) cited by the IST repairability protocol manuscript.

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Keywords

behavioural repairability, model-based testing, finite state machines, empirical protocol, large language models, reproducibility, software engineering empiricism

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