Abstract
AbstractThis article introduces the class of dynamic systems known as discrete event systems, which are characterized by event‐driven transitions over a discrete set of states. The modeling formalism of automata is employed, and their language properties characterized. Parallel composition of automata is defined. Analysis of logical properties of discrete event systems modeled by automata is discussed, with a special focus on partially observed systems and event diagnosis using diagnoser automata.
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