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Modular supervisory control of asynchronous and hierarchical finite state machines

Benoît Gaudin, Hervé Marchand

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In this paper, modular supervisory control of a class of Discrete Event Systems is investigated. Discrete event systems are modeled by a Hierarchical Finite State Machine. The basic problem of interest is to solve the State Avoidance Control Problem. We provide algorithms that, based on a particular decomposition of the set of forbidden configurations, locally solve the control problem (i.e. on each component without computing the whole system) and produce a global supervisor ensuring the desired property. This kind of objectives may be useful to perform dynamic interactions between different parts of a system.

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In this paper, modular supervisory control of a class of Discrete Event Systems is investigated. Discrete event systems are modeled by a Hierarchical Finite State Machine. The basic problem of interest is to solve the State Avoidance Control Problem. We provide algorithms that, based on a particular decomposition of the set of forbidden configurations, locally solve the control problem (i.e. on each component without computing the whole system) and produce a global supervisor ensuring the desired property. This kind of objectives may be useful to perform dynamic interactions between different parts of a system.

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In this paper, modular supervisory control of a class of Discrete Event Systems is investigated. Discrete event systems are modeled by a Hierarchical Finite State Machine. The basic problem of interest is to solve the State Avoidance Control Problem. We provide algorithms that, based on a particular decomposition of the set of forbidden configurations, locally solve the control problem (i.e. on each component without computing the whole system) and produce a global supervisor ensuring the desired property. This kind of objectives may be useful to perform dynamic interactions between different parts of a system.

Key concepts: Supervisor, Supervisory control, Modular design, Supervisory control theory, Asynchronous communication, Computer science, Finite-state machine, Component (thermodynamics)

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