Titlebook: Managing eHealth; From Vision to Reali Magdalene Rosenm?ller,Diane Whitehouse,Petra Wilso Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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Jean Robertscting optimal policies under a criterion of optimality defined in terms of constraints on the behavior of the process. The constraints are described by regular languages, and the motivation goes from robot motion planning. It is known that, in the case of perfect information, optimal policies under

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Diane Whitehouse,Magdalene Rosenm?llerantic descriptions (ASDs) scale up smoothly to realistic programming languages. This is due to the inherent extensibility and modifiability of ASDs, ensuring that extensions and changes to the described language require only proportionate changes in its description. (In denotational or operational s