Interval Analysis of Time Petri Nets
Evangivaldo A. Lima, Ricardo Lüders, Luis Allan Künzle
Abstract
Evangivaldo A. Lima, Ricardo Lüders, Luis Allan Künzle
Abstract
This paper deals with time Petri nets where a time interval is associated with each transition. Time Petri nets are widely used for modeling and analysis of real-time systems. Although there are several techniques for time Petri net analysis, this paper presents an interval analysis using a global time approach where an algebraic formula is proposed for computing intervals. By using this algebraic formula the whole state space can be computed for a bounded time Petri net. For a particular class of time Petri nets, an interval linear equation form is obtained which allows to compute the interval for a firing sequence as well as performance measures of timed systems. Furthermore, this approach is illustrated by computing performance metrics for a communication protocol
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This paper deals with time Petri nets where a time interval is associated with each transition. Time Petri nets are widely used for modeling and analysis of real-time systems. Although there are several techniques for time Petri net analysis, this paper presents an interval analysis using a global time approach where an algebraic formula is proposed for computing intervals. By using this algebraic formula the whole state space can be computed for a bounded time Petri net. For a particular class of time Petri nets, an interval linear equation form is obtained which allows to compute the interval for a firing sequence as well as performance measures of timed systems. Furthermore, this approach is illustrated by computing performance metrics for a communication protocol
Key concepts: Petri net, Interval (graph theory), Stochastic Petri net, Process architecture, Computer science, Bounded function, Algebraic number, Interval arithmetic