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Deadlock resolution in automated manufacturing systems-a novel Petri net approach, by Z.W. Li, and M.C. Zhou, Book review
Model reduction of finite state machines by contraction
This note discusses an approach to the model reduction of discrete event systems represented by finite-state machines. A set of good reduced-order approximations of a deterministic finite-state machine M can be efficiently computed by looking at its contractions, i.e., finite-state machines constructed from M by merging two states. In some particular case, it is also possible to prove that the approximations thus constructed are infimal, in the sense that there do not exist better approximations with the same number of states. This note also defines a merit function to choose, among a set of approximations, the best one with respect to a given observed behavior
State Estimation and Fault Detection Using Petri Nets
This extended abstract serves as a support for the plenary address given by the author at the 32nd International Conference on Application and Theory of Petri Nets and Concurrency
Welcome message from the program chair
On behalf of the Program Committee I am very pleased to welcome you to the 2011 IEEE International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering, that will be held on Aug 24-27, 2011 in Trieste, Italy
High-Level Hybrid Petri Nets: a Definition
The paper presents a model which provides a simple graphical representation of hybrid systems and takes advantage of the modular structure of Petri nets in giving a compact description of systems composed of interacting subsystems, both time-continuous and discrete-event. The modelling formalism seems rich enough to encompass large classes of hybrid systems and can easily represent many of the features of the models given in the literature
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