Computer Tools for Construction, Modification and Analysis of Petri Nets

The practical use of Petri nets is — just as any other description technique — very dependent on the existence of adequate computer tools, which may assist the user to cope with the many details of a large description. For Petri nets there is a need for tools supporting construction of nets, as well as modification and analysis. Graphical work stations provide the opportunity to work — not only with textual representations of Petri nets — but also directly with the graphical representations.

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