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A transition-controlled deadlock detection and recovery prevention policy is presented for a subclass of Petri nets used to model flexible manufacturing systems. The subclass is called systems of simple sequential processes with resources (S 3 PR). The proposed policy is different from the standard deadlock prevention policies. Instead of adding control places, this policy adds a controlled transition to solve a group of deadlocked markings that have the same graph-based property. Finally, the results of our study indicate that the proposed policy appears to be more permissive than those existing ones that add control places.
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