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Supervisory Control of Manufacturing Systems Using Extended Finite Automata

The work

AuthorsMartin Fabian; Zhennan Fei; Sajed Miremadi; Bengt Lennartson; Knut Åkesson
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Typeincollection
Year2014
Citekeyfabian2014supervisory

Where it appeared

Published inIndustrial information technology series
PublisherCRC Press
Pages295--314

Identifiers

DOI10.1201/b16529-13
OpenAlexW2491261674

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Abstract

Discrete event systems (DES) are typically man-made reactive systems such as manufacturing, traffic control and embedded systems. DES behaviours are modelled in terms of states and events; states represent certain situations under which specific properties hold, while events represent significant occurrences that change those properties. A DES occupies at each time instant a single state out of its many possible ones and transits to another state on the occurrence of an event. One typical modelling formalism for DES is finite automata (FA) [1] that explicitly represent the states and the transitions between them.

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@incollection{fabian2014supervisory,
  title        = {Supervisory Control of Manufacturing Systems Using Extended Finite Automata},
  author       = {Martin Fabian and Zhennan Fei and Sajed Miremadi and Bengt Lennartson and Knut Åkesson},
  year         = {2014},
  booktitle    = {Industrial information technology series},
  publisher    = {CRC Press},
  pages        = {295--314},
  doi          = {10.1201/b16529-13},
}

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