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Hierarchical Graph Models of Concurrent CIM Systems.

Stotts, P.D.; Cai, Z.N.

In: Proc. of the 1988 IEEE Workshop on Languages for Automation: Symbiotic and Intelligent Robots, Park, pages 100-105. Washington: IEEE Computer Society Press, 1988.

Abstract: A concurrent computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM) system modeling technique, called hierarchical graph (HG) modeling, is presented, along with its language extension, called parallel flow graph (PFG). The HG formalism is based on a three-part division of computation along logical boundaries: a data model based on hierarchical graphs, a static program model of basic instruction blocks, and a control-flow model based on timed Petri nets.


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