A finite automaton (FA) is a mathematical description of an algorithm capable of parsing regular languages.
I read this in a book on computability: (Kleene's Theorem) A language is regular if and only if it can …
regular-language finite-automata formal-languages computability kleene-starCan´t find anything affirmative about it. And a NFA with any epsilon transition is a epsilon-NFA ? Thanks.
finite-automata state-machine automata dfa automata-theoryDoes anyone have a straightforward description of the algorithm for constructing the union of two given DFA's? For example, say …
union transition finite-automata dfaI want to build a lexer in C and I am following the dragon book, I can understand the state …
c implementation finite-automataI am now taking a course on Theory of Computation. I can understand the concepts well. I can able to …
finite-automata computation-theory turing-machinesWhat is the use of finite automata? And all the concepts that we study in the theory of computation. I've …
theory finite-automataWhat are the relative pro's and con's of both DFA's and NFA's when compared to each other? I know that …
finite-automata dfa state-machine nfaFor example, in an assignment given to me, we were asked to find out if two regular expressions are equal …
regex finite-automata regular-language equivalenceIn DFA we can do the intersection of two automata by doing the cross product of the states of the …
algorithm intersection finite-automata dfa nfaI have a scenario where I have designed the NFA and using JFLAP I have converted it to DFA. I …
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