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Petri nets are interesting, and used e.g. in biology to model some cell regulatory processes. However, it's really hard to infer properties from them in a stat
by nextos 5y ago
Petri nets are interesting, and used e.g. in biology to model some cell regulatory processes.
However, it's really hard to infer properties from them in a static manner using model checking or abstract interpretation.
How are we going to infer properties about petri nets or the models Wolfram is proposing? Geometry or differential equations have been so successful because they are amenable to algebraic and analytic approaches.
- taliesinb 5y agoI agree, it's a high priority to build discrete versions of differential geometry, calculus, PDEs and so on. That's what I'm trying to do