Model-based specification

Model-based specification is a technique used in system and software engineering that involves creating abstract representations or models of a system to define, analyze, and verify its functions and requirements. These models serve as a blueprint for understanding how the system should behave, its structure, and its interactions with other systems or components. ### Key Aspects of Model-based Specification: 1. **Abstraction**: It allows the complex details of a system to be abstracted out, focusing instead on high-level requirements and behaviors.