Petri Net or place/transition net Method
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This document discusses the Petri net method. Petri nets are a diagramming tool used to model concurrent and synchronized systems. They consist of places and transitions, with places representing states and transitions representing changes between states. Places are circles and transitions are thick bars. Transitions fire to change the state of a Petri net, following a set of mathematical rules. The document provides examples of using Petri nets to model queuing systems.
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like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
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Petri Net or place/transition net Method
- 1. The Petri Net Method By The Explorers Ltd Computer Science & Engineering Daffodil international University
- 2. MEMBERS M M Rayhan Parvez 143-15-4617 Asif Ahmed 143-15-4664 Badhan Saha 143-15-4594 Tuhin suad 143-15-4614 Jiya Uddin Ahmed 143-15-4593
- 3. INTRODUCTION First introduced by Carl Adam Petri in 1939 . A diagrammatic tool to model concurrency and synchronization in distributed systems. Very similar to State Transition Diagrams. Used as a visual communication aid to model the system behavior. Based on strong mathematical foundation.
- 4. PETRI NETS: DEFINITION Petri Nets consist of places and transitions Places can be input/output of transitions Places represent states, transitions represent state changes Places are represented by circles, transitions by thick bars
- 5. PETRI NETS: GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS Place ArcArc
- 10. PETRI NET MODELS OF QUEUING SYSTEMS T = {a, s, c} P = {Q, I, B}
- 11. PETRI NET MODELS OF QUEUING SYSTEMS 1 Secquence ={a, s, a, a, c, s, a} Initial stateInitial state Final stateFinal state
- 12. PETRI NET MODELS OF QUEUING SYSTEMS 2 Secquence ={a, s, a, a, c, s, a} Fire aFire a
- 13. PETRI NET MODELS OF QUEUING SYSTEMS 3 Secquence ={a, s, a, a, c, s, a} Fire sFire s
- 14. PETRI NET MODELS OF QUEUING SYSTEMS 4 Secquence ={a, s, a, a, c, s, a} Fire aFire a
- 15. PETRI NET MODELS OF QUEUING SYSTEMS 5 Secquence ={a, s, a, a, c, s, a} Fire aFire a
- 16. PETRI NET MODELS OF QUEUING SYSTEMS 6 Secquence ={a, s, a, a, c, s, a} Fire cFire c
- 17. PETRI NET MODELS OF QUEUING SYSTEMS 7 Secquence ={a, s, a, a, c, s, a} Fire sFire s
- 18. PETRI NET MODELS OF QUEUING SYSTEMS 8 Secquence ={a, s, a, a, c, s, a} Fire aFire a
- 19. PETRI NET MODELS OF QUEUING SYSTEMS FINAL STATE Secquence ={a, s, a, a, c, s, a} Final StateFinal State