导论章:科学与工程中的Petri网

R. Campos-Rodriguez, M. Alcaraz-Mejia
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Petri网是研究离散事件系统(DES)中最广泛使用的动力学方法之一[1]。DES是一类以事件在时间上的异步发生为指导的系统,在当今已变得越来越重要。Petri网被图形地表示为一个有向图,有两类节点,称为位置和过渡。这些位置允许捕获系统的状态。它们还表示事件在DES中发生或执行所需的条件。
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Introductory Chapter: Petri Nets in Science and Engineering
The Petri nets are one of the most widely used methods for the study of the dynamics that falls within the category of Discrete Event Systems (DES) [1]. The DES is a class of systems that are guided by the occurrence of events asynchronous in time, which are becoming more and more relevant nowadays. The Petri nets are graphically represented as a directed graph, with two classes of nodes, called places and transitions. The places allow capturing the state of a system. They also represent the conditions required by the events to occur, or to execute, in the DES.
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