[PseudoState - WFR1] - In activity models, transitions incoming to (and outgoing from) join and fork pseudo states have as sources (targets) any state vertex. That is, joins and forks are syntactically not restricted to be used in combination with composite states, as is the case in state machines.
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PseudoState - WFR1 - In activity models, transitions incoming to (and outgoing from) join and fork pseudo states have as ...
PseudoState - WFR2 - All of the paths leaving a fork must eventually rejoin in a subsequent join or joins. Furthermore, if ...
PseudoState - WFR6 - A branch vertex must have one incoming transition segment and at least two outgoing transition segments ...
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