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New Version of Mercury Tool Available!

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The version 5.1 of Mercury has been released.

 

What’s New

  • Main features are related to bug fixes and improvement of usability of some tools.
Mercury 5.1 new features, enhancements & bug-fixes:
  • Support for project creation where multiple models of the same formalism can be created in a single file
  • “Duplicate” feature that supports creating copies of models within the same project file
  • Lists of components in left-hand panels sorted alphabetically
  • Open the properties of the components of the CTMC and DTMC models by double-clicking on the left-side panel

If you are a Mercury user, we strongly encourage you to get the updated version.

Enjoy it, and if you have any suggestions or find any bugs you experience with the tool, please report us.

If you don’t know the tool and would like to try it out, please access here and go to Downloads.
From there, you will get a form, sign it and download the tool.

Enjoy it, and feel free to report any bugs or wished features!

For more information and download, click

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To download the tool, you should adopt this agreement. Here with your information. Then, print, sign, scan and send it to prmm at cin dot ufpe dot br

After that, you should receive an email with your download credentials.

 
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WMoDCS 2021.2

Published on October 6, 2021 by in Uncategorized

The MoDCS Workshop (WMoDCS) is an internal event that occurs every six months to spread knowledge among its participants. Each student must present the current state of their research.

In 2020 due to the pandemic, the WMoDCS its not occurred.

In 2021, the WMoDCS occurred on September 29, 2021, from 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM.

Live streaming transmission here:

 

All presentations are going to be available at LINK

 
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