
Implementation and Application of Automata
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- Title
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Invited Lectures
- Derick Wood: Always in Our Hearts
- References
- Streamable Fragments of Forward XPath
- Introduction
- FXP
- Deterministic Automata for XML Streams
- FXP to Deterministic Automata
- Streamability of Query Languages
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Gaining Power by Input Operations: Finite Automata and Beyond
- Introduction
- Extended Finite Automata
- Computational Capacity
- Extended Pushdown Automata
- Conclusions
- References
- Technical Contributions
- Weak Inclusion for XML Types
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Weak Inclusion for Regular Tree Grammars
- Experimental Results
- The Special Case of Deterministic DTDs
- Conclusion
- References
- Categorial Grammars with Iterated Types form a Strict Hierarchy of k-Valued Languages
- Introduction
- Background
- Categorial Grammars
- *AB Calculus
- Abstract Automata Equivalent to CDG
- Deduction Structures
- F-A Structures over a Set E
- Functor-Argument Structures with Iterated Subtypes
- A Strict Hierarchy
- Overview
- Order 1 and Iteration
- Order &1 and Iteration
- Conclusion
- References
- Bouma2 - A High-Performance Input-Aware Multiple String-Match Algorithm
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Basic Definitions
- Traces and Motifs
- Resolve-Sets
- The Bouma2 Compilation Process
- Cost Functions
- The Bouma2 Compilation Graph
- The Bouma2 Match Process
- The Match Structures
- Match-Time Algorithm
- The Resolve Process
- The Resolve Dimension
- Experimental Results
- Extensions and Future Work
- References
- Random Generation of Deterministic Acyclic Automata Using Markov Chains
- Introduction
- Notations
- Markov Chains and Random Generation
- Algorithm
- Proofs
- Minimal Acyclic Automata
- Experiments
- Conclusion
- References
- Variable and Clause Ordering in an FSA Approach to Propositional Satisfiability
- Introduction
- Definitions
- Satisfiability as FSA Construction
- Variable and Clause Ordering Heuristics
- Experimentation
- Tool and Setting
- Initial Experiments
- Hard Benchmarks Experiments
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Nondeterministic Moore Automata and Brzozowski's Algorithm
- Introduction
- Nondeterministic Moore Automata
- A Variant of Brzozowski's Algorithm on Nondeterministic Moore Automata
- Conclusions and Further work
- References
- Building Phylogeny with Minimal Absent Words
- Introduction
- Basic Definition
- Method
- Minimal Absent Words Trie Computation
- Similarity/Dissimilarity Measures
- Results and Discussion
- Minimal Absent Words Trie Computation
- Phylogeny Building from Minimal Absent Words
- Conclusion
- References
- On the Hardness of Priority Synthesis
- Introduction
- Example: Simple BIP Models
- Formulating BIP Models and Priority Synthesis Based on Transition Systems
- Priority Synthesis Is NP-Complete
- Discussion
- References
- Smaller Representation of Finite State Automata
- Introduction
- Motivation and Goals
- Test Data
- Size Reduction Techniques
- Experiments and Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Compositional Failure Detection in Structured Transition Systems
- Introduction
- Technical Preliminaries
- Products of Transition Systems
- Automata
- Composition: Simple Case
- Extension to Specifications with Predicates
- Further Results and Conclusion
- References
- Chrobak Normal Form Revisited, with Applications
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- The Algorithm
- Application to Regular Expressions Conversion
- Application to Context-Free Grammar Conversion
- References
- A Cellular Automaton Model for Car Traffic with a Form-One-Lane Rule
- Introduction
- CA-Based Traffic Simulation Models
- Form-One-Lane Rule Model
- Experiments and Analysis
- Single-Lane Model and the Proposed Model
- The Traffic Flux with a Junction
- The Length of Traffic Jam
- Applications of the Proposed Model
- Conclusions
- References
- Loops and Overloops for Tree Walking Automata
- Introduction
- Loops, Overloops and the Membership Problem
- Transforming TWA into Equivalent BUTA
- Two Variants: Loops and Overloops
- Overloops and the Deterministic Case
- The Emptiness Problem and Experimental Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Nondeterministic State Complexity of Star-Free Languages
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Results on the Operation Problem
- References
- On the Containment and Equivalence Problems for GSMs, Transducers, and Linear CFGs
- Introduction
- Undecidability of Containment and Equivalence
- Output Finite-Valued NFTs
- Right-Bounded LCFGs
- Output/Input Finite-Valued NFTs
- Right/Left-Bounded LCFGs
- Generalizations
- References
- Computing All l-Cover Automata Fast
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Gap-Trees
- Computing a Gap-Tree
- References
- Preset and Adaptive Homing Experiments for Nondeterministic Finite State Machines
- Towards More Expressive 2D Deterministic Automata
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Tiling Recognizable Picture Languages
- 2D Automata Models
- Adding Expressivity
- Properties of 4-Way Deterministic Wang Automata
- References
- Complexity of Problems Concerning Reset Words for Cyclic and Eulerian Automata
- Introduction
- Cyclic Automata
- Eulerian Automata
- Conclusion and Conjectures
- References
- Distributed Event Clock Automata
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Models of Time
- Clo cks
- Automata Background
- Timed Automata
- Timed Automata with Independent Clocks
- Recursive Event Clocks Automata
- Timed Languages
- Timed Languages of icTA
- Distributed Event Clock Automata
- Timed Languages of DECA
- Recursive Distributed Event Clocks Temporal Logic
- Syntax
- Semantics
- Decidability
- Extensions
- Conclusions
- References
- Short Papers
- Fly-Automata, Their Properties and Applications
- Introduction
- Preliminaries: Terms
- Application Domain
- Graphs as Logical Structures
- Term Representation of Graphs of Bounded Clique-Width
- Term Automata
- Finite Bottom-Up Term Automata
- Infinite (Bottom-up) Term Automata
- Fly Term Automata
- Implementation of Fly-Automata
- Experiments
- Conclusion and Perspectives
- References
- Tree Template Matching in Ranked Ordered Trees by Pushdown Automata
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Basic Definitions
- Properties of Trees in Postfix Notation
- Problem Definition
- Algorithm
- Match-Sets
- Computing Match-Sets
- The Algorithm
- Conclusion
- References
- Information Extraction from Semi-structured Resources: A Two-Phase Finite State Transducers Approach
- Introduction
- Finite State Transducers in NLP
- Resources and Tools Used
- Software System for Linguistic Tasks
- Semi-structured Resource: Encyclopedia
- The Two Phase FST Method
- The First Phase: Creating Records of Data
- The Second Phase: Extracting Particular Attributes
- Results and Evaluation of the Method
- Conclusion
- References
- Experimental Study of the Shortest Reset Word of Random Automata
- Introduction
- Solving Automata Synchronization Problem via Reduction to SAT
- Random Automaton
- Experimental Results
- Conclusion and Discussion
- References
- Author Index
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