An abstraction method for Extended Finite Automata (EFAs), i.e., finite automata extended with variables, using transition projection is presented in this work. A manufacturing system modeled by EFAs is abstracted into subsystems that embody internal interacting dependencies. Synthesis and verification of subsystems are achieved through their model abstractions rather than their global model. Sufficient conditions are presented to guarantee that supervisors result in maximally permissive and nonblocking control. An examples demonstrate the computational effectiveness and practical usage of the approach
In this paper, we settle some problems that are encountered when modeling and synthesizing complex i...
In this paper, we settle some problems that are encountered when modeling and synthesizing complex i...
Blockingness is one of the major obstacles that need to be overcome in the Ramadge-Wonham supervisor...
An abstraction method for Extended Finite Automata (EFAs), i.e., finite automata extended with varia...
Abstract—An abstraction method for Extended Finite Auto-mata (EFAs), i.e., finite automata extended ...
An abstraction method for Extended Finite Automata (EFAs), i.e., finite automata extended with varia...
A limitation of the Ramadge and Wonham framework for the supervisory control theory is the explicit ...
A limitation of the Ramadge and Wonham (RW) framework for the supervisory control theory is the expl...
Abstract—A limitation of the Ramadge and Wonham frame-work for the supervisory control theory is the...
Extended Finite Automata (EFA), i.e., finite automata extended with variables, are a suitable modeli...
Extended Finite Automata (EFA), i.e., finite automata extended with variables, are a suitable modeli...
Extended Finite Automata (EFA), i.e., finite automata extended with variables, are a suitable modeli...
Extended Finite Automata (EFA), i.e., finite automata extended with variables, are a suitable modeli...
This paper proposes a method to simplify Extended Finite-state Automata (EFA) in such a way the leas...
For Discrete Event Systems (DES) modeled as Finite Automata, supervisory control theory has been ext...
In this paper, we settle some problems that are encountered when modeling and synthesizing complex i...
In this paper, we settle some problems that are encountered when modeling and synthesizing complex i...
Blockingness is one of the major obstacles that need to be overcome in the Ramadge-Wonham supervisor...
An abstraction method for Extended Finite Automata (EFAs), i.e., finite automata extended with varia...
Abstract—An abstraction method for Extended Finite Auto-mata (EFAs), i.e., finite automata extended ...
An abstraction method for Extended Finite Automata (EFAs), i.e., finite automata extended with varia...
A limitation of the Ramadge and Wonham framework for the supervisory control theory is the explicit ...
A limitation of the Ramadge and Wonham (RW) framework for the supervisory control theory is the expl...
Abstract—A limitation of the Ramadge and Wonham frame-work for the supervisory control theory is the...
Extended Finite Automata (EFA), i.e., finite automata extended with variables, are a suitable modeli...
Extended Finite Automata (EFA), i.e., finite automata extended with variables, are a suitable modeli...
Extended Finite Automata (EFA), i.e., finite automata extended with variables, are a suitable modeli...
Extended Finite Automata (EFA), i.e., finite automata extended with variables, are a suitable modeli...
This paper proposes a method to simplify Extended Finite-state Automata (EFA) in such a way the leas...
For Discrete Event Systems (DES) modeled as Finite Automata, supervisory control theory has been ext...
In this paper, we settle some problems that are encountered when modeling and synthesizing complex i...
In this paper, we settle some problems that are encountered when modeling and synthesizing complex i...
Blockingness is one of the major obstacles that need to be overcome in the Ramadge-Wonham supervisor...