This page collects a non exhaustive list of tools that use SNAKES or that can be related to it. If you know a tool that should be listed here, please let me know.
Neco
Neco is a Petri net compiler: it takes a Petri net and builds a library that has all the primitives to explore the state space of the considered Petri net. This library is optimised in many ways, so that it allows to build fast state space traversal. Neco also provides a compiler for LTL formulas that produces an explicit LTL model-checker using the SPOT library. Neco-SPOT was awarded at the model-checking contest as the fastest and most reliable LTL model-checker for Petri nets. Neco is using SNAKES to handle Petri nets as well as to input them from various formats.
- author: Lukasz Fronc
- licence: MIT
- homepage: https://github.com/Lvyn/neco-net-compiler
PNTooL
PNTooL is a python library for the modular construction of Petri nets transducers (PNTs) through composition operations. Constructed PNTs can be exported in an XML-format which is based on the standard PNML format developed for basic Petri net variants [5]. Moreover, PNTs can be visualised and pictures can be exported in all standard formats. PNTooL serves as a basis for the implementation and evaluation of algorithms for analysis, simulation and optimisation of PNTs.
- author: Markus Huber and Robert Lorenz
- licence: GNU GPL
- homepage: https://www.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/lehrstuehle/inf/mitarbeiter/huber/software/
Simulator GUI for Colored Petri Nets
A GUI to edit and simulate coloured Petri nets.
- author: Christoph Kuhr
- licence: GNU GPL
- homepage: https://github.com/chris-kuhr/CPNSimulatorGui
VMO-Score
VMO-Score is a tool that allows improvisers and composers to construct an interactive musical environment directly from a musical recording. VMO-Score finds larger structures in an audio recording using the Variable Markov Oracle model and constructs an interactive score to control the improvisation. This score is modeled as a Time Petri Net (TPN) that allows artists to define transitions rules that impose logical and temporal constraints in the improvisation. VMO-Score uses the SNAKES library to specify and simulate (offline improvisation) the TPN model, and it uses the inter-media sequencer i-score to improvise in real-time.
- authors: Jaime Arias, Myriam Desainte-Catherine, and Shlomo Dubnov
- licence: (unknown)
- homepage: https://vmo-score.github.io
- related links: VMO, i-score, filmed performance and also
PNEmu
PNEmu is an extensible python library that provides all the necessary to model Self-Adaptive Systems using High-Level Petri nets. It provides to researchers the ability to quickly model and simulate self-adaptive systems using P/T nets and High-Level Petri nets as managed and managing subsystem, respectively. The managed subsystem is encoded into the marking of a High-Level Petri net emulator that can execute, sense and alter the managed subsystem by means of library primitives implemented by using High-Level net transitions. Our modeling approach leverages the concept of subnets to specify decentralized adaptation control in terms of MAPE loops.
- author: Matteo Camilli, and Lorenzo Capra
- licence: GNU GPL-3.0+
- homepage: https://github.com/SELab-unimi/pnemu
- related links: paper
A stochastic nets plugin for SNAKES
A simple plugin for the SNAKES-library, that provides features for building and simulating Stochastic Petri-Nets (SPN) in SNAKES.
- author: Lulof Pirée
- licence: GNU GPL v3
- homepage: https://github.com/Nifrec/snakes_spn
Production Flow Description Language
The Production Flow Description Language (PFDL) is a domain specific language for the description of production orders in the manufacturing of the future. With the help of the PFDL customized products and their production steps can be described.
- authors: Maximilian Hörstrup, Peter Detzner, Andreas Ebner, and Soeren Kerner
- licence: MIT
- homepage: https://iml130.github.io/pfdl
- git repository: https://github.com/iml130/pfdl
Biology Systems Description Language (BiSDL)
The Biology System Description Language (BiSDL) is a computational language designed for synthetic biology, enabling researchers to model spatial and multi-level cellular dynamics in multicellular systems more intuitively and accessibly. Through case studies on bacterial consortia, synthetic morphogen systems, and plasmid transfer, BiSDL demonstrates its effectiveness in transforming conceptual designs into detailed simulations, thereby advancing research capabilities in synthetic biology.
- authors: Leonardo Giannantoni, Roberta Bardini, Alessandro Savino, Stefano Di Carlo
- licence: MIT
- homepage: https://github.com/smilies-polito/BiSDL
- related links: paper