Evaluation of the ability of petri net centralized implementation techniques

In this work we present an evaluation of the ability of interpreted and centralized implementation techniques of Petri nets. The main purpose of this work is the analysis of the performance of the Petri Net execution algorithms, comparing the performance of algorithms through a parameter that does not depend on the execution platform. This parameter is the ability of the implementation that is independent of the execution platform. Firstly there is a study of the size of data structures of the Petri Net execution algorithms. There is also a review of the term ability, defining the ability of the Representing Places technique, therefore allowing a comparative study of the ability of the different techniques.