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Inferring Networked System Models from Behavior Traces Ivan Beschastnikh Yuriy Brun Michael D. Ernst Arvind Krishnamurthy University of Washington U. Mass. Amherst Thomas E. Anderson Motivating question A developer often asks.. Why does

Inferring Networked System Models from Behavior Traces Ivan Beschastnikh Yuriy Brun Michael D. Ernst Arvind Krishnamurthy University of Washington U. Mass. Amherst Thomas E. Anderson
Motivating question A developer often asks.. Why does my system behave in a certain manner? Ivan Beschastnikh University of Washington
One solution: logging 1. Log important events 2. Re-run system 3. Look at the log 4. Gain insight Ivan Beschastnikh University of Washington

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