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2. Autonomous Petri nets
2.1 Definitions. Examples
2.1.1 Informal definition of Petri nets
A Petri net is a graph composed of two types of nodes:
places that describe the states of the system being modeled ;
transitions representing changes of state.
Places and transitions are linked by oriented arcs (figure 7 ). A Petri net is said to be a bipartite...
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Bibliography
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Norms and Standards
- Software and system engineering. High-level Petri nets. Part 1 : concepts, definitions and graphical notation Part 2 – Transfer format - ISO/IEC 15909 - 12-04
- http://www.iso.org/iso/fr/ - Standard ISO/IEC 15909 -
Organizations – Federations – Associations
• French-speaking group – GdR MACS/CNRS (Modélisation, analyse et conduite des systèmes dynamiques) – "Petri nets": http://www.ec-lille.fr/~rdp/
• Petri Nets World http://www.daimi.au.dk/PetriNets
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