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Model keyword tidy-up: probabilistic -> dtmc. 		18 years ago
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README 

This directory contains a selection of examples for PRISM.

Each example is in a separate subdirectory.

For every one, there is a README file, giving more information,

and an auto file, which lists the command-line instructions

that can be used to run PRISM on the example.