Petri Net Editor

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An editor for stochastic Petri-nets which allows creating reachability trees and Markov graphs, simulating and gathering statistics on simulation.
Created during "Computer simulation" course at Kiev Polytechnic Institute in 2010. Based on JGraphX.

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