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PIPE - Platform Independent Petri Net Editor
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timed PN analysis #120

Open jafarinejad opened 6 years ago

jafarinejad commented 6 years ago

Hi, can anyone help me in my primary questions? 1- how can I have some timed transitions that takes 6s to fire and some other that occurrence of it depends on an exponential distribution? 2- how can I analyze my timed net to know when my net will be in an special state in average? (I use response time analysis module, but I take a massage that gauss-Seidel method is not converging) 3- is there any file or documentation to help me knowing about how to use performance query editor module? (I use pipe 4.3.0) Kind Regards

sjdayday commented 6 years ago

Unfortunately, I don’t know how to do the timed analysis. The error you encountered sounds familiar; I don’t believe the necessary supporting services have been working in some time. The more current versions of PIPE (v5 and above) have similar limitations. Steve

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