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	Development of an IPython interface, and a couple of web interfaces for the Spot library
Reference id	M2 2015 ADL Python Interfaces for Spot
Dates	5-6 months in 2015
Research field	Automata Theory
Related project	Spot
Advisor	Alexandre Duret-Lutz
General presentation of the field	The Spot library (https://spot.lrde.epita.fr/), written in C++11, offers several algorithms and data structures to build model checkers. It contains many algorithms for handling linear-time temporal logic (LTL) formulas, or for different variants of Büchi automata. Spot also distributes several command-line tools, built on top of the library. Finally, Spot includes some Python bindings, as well as a web interface (https://spot.lrde.epita.fr/trans.html) for easy access to one of the features of the library.
Prerequisites	This internship targets students who: have some experience in Python programming and Unix development (experience with git and emacs would be a welcome bonus) have some notions of C++ and web development
Objectives	The goal of the internship is to improve the last two points (Python bindings and web interface): we would like to access all features of Spot from Python (and in particular from IPython), and on top of this Python interface, we would like more online services that people can use without having to install Spot.
Benefit for the candidate
References
Place	LRDE: How to get to us
Compensation	1000 € gross/month
Future work opportunities
Contact	<adl at lrde . epita . fr> <adl at lrde . epita . fr>

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 |Related project=Spot
 |Advisor=Alexandre Duret-Lutz
-|General presentation of the field=The Spot library (http://spot.lip6.fr/), written in C++, offers several algorithms and data structures to build model checkers.
+|General presentation of the field=The Spot library (https://spot.lrde.epita.fr/), written in C++11, offers several algorithms and data structures to build model checkers.
 It contains many algorithms for handling linear-time temporal logic (LTL) formulas, or for different variants of Büchi automata.  Spot
 also distributes several command-line tools, built on top of the library.  Finally, Spot includes some Python bindings, as well as a
-web interface (http://spot.lip6.fr/ltl2tgba.html) for easy access to one of the features of the library.
+web interface (https://spot.lrde.epita.fr/trans.html) for easy access to one of the features of the library.
 |Prerequisites=This internship targets students who:
-* have some experience in Python programming and Unix development (experience with git would be a welcome bonus)
+* have some experience in Python programming and Unix development (experience with git and emacs would be a welcome bonus)
 * have some notions of C++ and web development
-|Objectives=The goal of the internship is to improve the last two points (Python bindings and web interface): we would like to access all features of Spot from Python (and in particular from IPython), and on top of this Python interface, we would like more on-line services that people can use without having to install Spot.
+|Objectives=The goal of the internship is to improve the last two points (Python bindings and web interface): we would like to access all features of Spot from Python (and in particular from IPython), and on top of this Python interface, we would like more online services that people can use without having to install Spot.
 |Contact=<adl at lrde . epita . fr>
 |Compensation=1000 € gross/month
-|Future work opportunities=If you have performed the internship satisfactorily, we would like it to be followed by a PhD thesis.
 |Type=Master Internship
 |Language=en
+|Published=No
 }}

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