State of the Art in Interactive Storytelling Technology: An Approach Based on Petri Nets

El-Sattar, Hussein Karam Hussein Abd

doi:10.5772/48549

Petri Nets - Manufacturing and Computer Science 2012

DOI: 10.5772/48549

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State of the Art in Interactive Storytelling Technology: An Approach Based on Petri Nets

Hussein Karam Hussein Abd El-Sattar¹

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Petri Net vs. Event Bush in Description of Environments of Alternative Directed Changes

Rogalchuk

Arustamov

Solovyov

et al. 2018

Advances in Web Technologies and Engineering

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Two alternative methods of knowledge representation, Petri net and event bush, have been applied to represent the same environments of alternative directed changes. The chapter examines the interrelation between the two methods and considers the ways of their mutual optimization and co-application. It discusses the balance between conceptual thoroughness and formal transparency from one side and readability, representation power, and common-sense clarity from the other. The interrelation and interplay of these two methods may bring fruitful revelations about how to treat dynamic knowledge, what strategy to choose to represent scenarios depending on the task in mind. This is seen as an important contribution to a new field of research, representation of dynamic knowledge, which may have wide application in a variety of fields, from history to technical design.

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Petri Net vs. Event Bush in Description of Environments of Alternative Directed Changes

Rogalchuk

Arustamov

Solovyov

et al. 2018

Advances in Web Technologies and Engineering

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The Event Bush Method in the Light of Typed Graphs Illustrated by Common Sense Reasoning

Wolter

Korableva

Solovyov

2018

Advances in Web Technologies and Engineering

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The event bush method being an efficient tool for representation and engineering of dynamic knowledge still lacks a strict mathematical foundation. Many of the syntactic properties of event bushes, however, seem compliant with directed graphs and can be described by typed graphs (i.e., by homomorphisms between directed graphs). This chapter explores an opportunity to formalize the syntactic structure of event bushes by means of typed graphs and shows useful implications of this approach for knowledge engineering and representation.

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State of the Art in Interactive Storytelling Technology: An Approach Based on Petri Nets

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Petri Net vs. Event Bush in Description of Environments of Alternative Directed Changes

Petri Net vs. Event Bush in Description of Environments of Alternative Directed Changes

The Event Bush Method in the Light of Typed Graphs Illustrated by Common Sense Reasoning

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