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In previous chapters, Place/Transition nets have been used to model Discrete Event Systems with the aim of analyzing logical properties. However, such a model is not suitable for performance analysis because it does not keep into account the duration of the activities occurring in a system. Several extensions have been presented in the literature to address this issue, enriching the basic P/T net model with different temporal metrics and semantics. In this chapter we discuss the most common and significant ones.

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Bérard, B., Cabasino, M.P., Di Febbraro, A., Giua, A., Seatzu, C. (2013). Petri Nets with Time. In: Seatzu, C., Silva, M., van Schuppen, J. (eds) Control of Discrete-Event Systems. Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences, vol 433. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4276-8_16

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