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The research talk is intended to be about two different modeling and simulation methods using Petri nets to compare push and pull scenarios in production and logistics. The first method called Clock Pulse Simulation facilitates users to observe the behavior of the simulated system over time while the second called Event Triggered Simulation condenses the simulation to the moments state changes occur. Though the first method is more descriptive the second has the advantage of a possibly extrem...The research talk is intended to be about two different modeling and simulation methods using Petri nets to compare push and pull scenarios in production and logistics. The first method called Clock Pulse Simulation facilitates users to observe the behavior of the simulated system over time while the second called Event Triggered Simulation condenses the simulation to the moments state changes occur. Though the first method is more descriptive the second has the advantage of a possibly extremely reduced simulation time. Although the key simulation results are the same for both methods, their numeric representations vary broadly which made it necessary to think about different visualization techniques such as line diagrams or chord diagrams. The authors observed that the visualization of simulation results, especially in the case of Petri nets, is not investigated sufficiently, yet, and see a need for further research on this topic. How can a high-level Petri net reachability set be transformed into something that can be interpreted by domain experts?» weiterlesen» einklappen

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