Abstract

We present a model checking algorithm for alternating-time temporal logic (ATL) with imperfect information and imperfect recall. This variant of ATL is arguably most appropriate when it comes to modeling and specification of multi-agent systems. The related variant of model checking is known to be theoretically hard ( $\Delta^{\rm P}_{2}$ - to pspace-complete, depending on the assumptions), but virtually no practical attempts at it have been proposed so far. Our algorithm searches through the set of possible uniform strategies, utilizing a simple reduction technique. In consequence, it not only verifies existence of a suitable strategy but also produces one (if it exists). We validate the algorithm experimentally on a simple scalable class of models, with promising results.

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