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Awesome StudentQuestion • Automata Theory and Formal Language
A finite set of input symbols.
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Σ
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A set on non-terminal symbols.
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S & A
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Finite set of input alphabets.
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Σ
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{Q, Σ, q0, F, δ, Q × Σ → Q} is…
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There is no such tuple
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A - B will contain elements in?
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A not in B
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Increasing coverage, or recall.
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What is an undecidable problem?
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If A →* ε, then we can say that:
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What can not be said about CFLs?
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A new symbol is added at the top.
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Connected graphs have components.
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Increasing accuracy, or precision
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Labeled by a non-terminal symbol.
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Set of final or accepting states.
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A ⊂ B is read as ________________.
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A set of accepting states (F ∈ Q).
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Labeled by a terminal symbol or ε.
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Automata Theory and Formal Language
The difference between DFA and NFA
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Automata Theory and Formal Language