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Upravlenie Bol'shimi Sistemami, 2011, Issue 33, Pages 198–217 (Mi ubs546)  

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Control in Technology and Process Control

Petri nets presented systems optimization using artificial neural networks

A. Sochnev

Siberian Federal University
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Abstract: The method is suggested for optimization of systems modeled by Petri nets. The optimizer is based on the artificial neural network learned to adhere to the specific optimality criterion. An example is given of using the proposed method to control a Petri net simulation.
Keywords: Petri net, priority rules, artificial neural network.
Document Type: Article
UDC: 681.513.5
BBC: 34
Language: Russian
Citation: A. Sochnev, “Petri nets presented systems optimization using artificial neural networks”, UBS, 33 (2011), 198–217
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\by A.~Sochnev
\paper Petri nets presented systems optimization using artificial neural networks
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\pages 198--217
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