Synthesis of Orchestrations of Transducers for Manufacturing
Giacomo, Giuseppe De (Sapienza Universita di Roma) | Vardi, Moshe Y. (Rice University) | Felli, Paolo (University of Bozen-Bolzano) | Alechina, Natasha (University of Nottingham) | Logan, Brian (University of Nottingham)
In this paper, we model manufacturing processes and facilities as transducers (automata with output). The problem of whether a given manufacturing process can be realized by a given set of manufacturing resources can then be stated as an orchestration problem for transducers. We first consider the conceptually simpler case of uni-transducers (transducers with a single input and a single output port), and show that synthesizing orchestrations for uni-transducers is EXPTIME-complete. Surprisingly, the complexity remains the same for the more expressive multi-transducer case, where transducers have multiple input and output ports and the orchestration is in charge of dynamically connecting ports during execution.
Feb-8-2018
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