# Comparison of the graphical representation

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The following table depicts a detailed comparison of the graphical representation between the KIELER SyncCharts Editor and the Yakindu SCT Editor.

| KIELER | YAKINDU |
--- | --- | --- | ---
Transition |  |  | YAKINDU: There is only one type for transitions KIELER: Strong Abort, Week Abort, Normal Termination
State |  |  |
Composite State |  |  |
Initial State |  |  | YAKINDU: Initials State are pseudo states. The Initial State may not be a Composite State. An initial state can only have one outgoing transition and no incoming. KIELER: Initial states are supposed to have a thicker border than normal states
Final State |  |  | YAKINDU: Final States are pseudo states. The Final State may not be a Composite State KIELER: Final states are depicted with a double border
History |  |  | YAKINDU: Shallow History: is a pseudo state. It is placed inside a region of a composite state. Deep History: is similar to shallow history. With a deep history the latest state of multiple nested states is remembered.- KIELER: A History is a attribute of a Transition
Synchronization |  |  | YAKINDU: Synchronization is a pseudo state. KIELER: Synchronization not needed in KIELER No interlevel transitions Closest construct: normal termination
Choice |  |  |

| KIELER | YAKINDU
--- | --- | ---
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Created by wah on 2012/10/31 13:02

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