Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society / 2015 / Article / Tab 4 / Research Article
Deadlock Prevention Policy with Behavioral Optimality or Suboptimality Achieved by the Redundancy Identification of Constraints and the Rearrangement of Monitors Table 4 Performance analysis through ten examples.
Example
Ezpeleta et al. 1995 [12 ] Huang et al. 2001 [39 ] Li and Zhou 2006 [15 ] Li et al. 2007 [32 ] Proposed policy
Maximally permissive behavior
Optimality ratio Number of RS Number of M Number of RS Number of M Number of RS Number of M Number of RS Number of M Number of RS Number of M 1 48 5 196 5 97 1 97 1 196 4 205 95.61% 2 268 5 336 4 268 3 268 3 336 4 336 100% 3 250 5 516 5 250 2 250 2 516 5 516 100% 4 103 11 632 6 118 3 112 3 632 5 632 100% 5 642 12 827 17 830 8 696 8 878 13 891 98.54% 6 792 6 1746 3 1572 2 800 2 1746 3 1746 100% 7 [49 ] 1463 13 2108 12 1591 4 1591 4 2108 10 2108 100% 8 [50 ] 585 8 2328 9 1518 3 594 3 2328 7 2328 100% 9 8500 11 16116 11 9000 11 8500 11 16116 11 16116 100% 10 [12 ] 6287 18 12656 16 15999 6 6331 6 20444 9 21581 94.73%