This paper deals with the identification of time Petri net systems. An identification algorithm for timed net systems must take into account that the firing of a transition requires not only that the enabling condition is met, as in untimed net systems, but it is also required that the firing interval of a transition is congruent with the observed firing instant times. The key idea behind the approach is to express these conditions by a set of logical propositions that can be directly transformed into linear mixed-integer inequalities. The identification algorithm consists of building the logical propositions from the observed behavior and solving a mixed-integer linear programming problem.
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Basile et al. (2016) studied this question.
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