Titlebook: Automata Implementation; Third International Jean-Marc Champarnaud,Djelloul Ziadi,Denis Maurel Conference proceedings 1999 Springer-Verlag

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On the Syntax, Semantics, and Implementation of a Graph-Based Computational Environment,tics. From the variety of possibilities we concentrate on graphs and polynets as possible carriers of the syntax, and finite automata and flow-diagram programs as possible semantics. We discuss the encapsulation property which emerges in such systems and give precise description of the syntax, opera

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,The Finite State Automata’s Design Patterns,f a framework for the implementation of FSA will be treated, presenting not only the patterns for the single components, but the entire system design. Using design patterns to sketch a framework means performing an ”abstract implementation”, from which it is possible to realize concrete specific aut

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Automata Implementation978-3-540-48057-0Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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Vorkenntnisse zur Krankenpflege,aton and the second one is the simulation of the run of .. In this paper we discuss the second way. We present an overview of the simulation methods that have been found in the approximate string matching. We generalize these simulation methods and form the rules for the usage of these methods.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-36984-5ta enriched with notions of proximity, optionality and contextual information. They are called bi-directional because they need to parse a sequence not only from the left to right-hand side of a sentence, but on both sides of a word. This method improves efficiency.

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Automata and Computational Probabilities, associated formal series, are the basic theoretical tool for representing experiments, and for solving probability problems. Starting from a description of a random experiment given as a special kind of regular expressions, the environment constructs automata from which it extracts generating series associated to the experiment.