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2015
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Tab 3
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Research Article
Deadlock Prevention Policy with Behavioral Optimality or Suboptimality Achieved by the Redundancy Identification of Constraints and the Rearrangement of Monitors
Table 3
Performance comparison of policies applied to the example in Figure
5
.
Policy referred to
Number of states
Number of monitors
Number of arcs
Complete siphon
Complete state
Computational complexity
Piroddi et al. [
45
]
21581
13
82
✓
✗
Exponential
Ezpeleta et al. [
12
]
6287
18
106
✓
✗
Exponential
Huang et al. [
39
]
12656
16
88
✗
✗
NP-hard
Huang [
47
]
16425
7
34
✓
✗
Exponential
Li and Zhou [
14
]
6287
6
32
✓
✗
Exponential
Li et al. [
32
]
6331
5
27
✗
✗
NP-hard
Li and Zhou [
15
]
15999
6
29
✗
✗
NP-hard
Park and Reveliotis [
16
]
2480
7
38
✓
✗
Polynomial
Tricas et al. [
17
]
14850
8
40
✗
✗
NP-hard
Uzam and Zhou [
46
]
21562
19
112
✗
✓
Exponential
Xing and Hu [
48
]
15098
4
17
✓
✗
Exponential
The proposed policy
20444
9
45
✗
✗
NP-hard