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Natural Language Engineering

ISSN:

1351-3249

eISSN:

1469-8110

Disciplines
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linguistics (Humanities)
architecture and urban planning (Engineering and Technology)
automation, electronics, electrical engineering and space technologies (Engineering and Technology)
information and communication technology (Engineering and Technology)
safety engineering (Engineering and Technology)
biomedical engineering (Engineering and Technology)
international relations (Social studies)
computer and information sciences (Natural sciences)

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2015	2.2
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2012	2.9
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Year 2003

An efficient incremental DFA minimization algorithm
Publication
- J. Daciuk
- B. W. Watson
- Natural Language Engineering - Year 2003
W tym artykule przedstawiamy nowy algorytm minimalizacji deterministycznego automatu skończonego. Algorytm jest przyrostowy - może być zatrzymany w dowolnym momencie, dając częściowo zminimalizowany automat. Wszystkie inne (znane) algorytmy minimalizacji dają wyniki pośrednie nieprzydatne dla częściowej minimalizacji. Ponieważ pierwszy algorytm jest łatwo zrozumiały ale mało wydajny, rozważamy trzy praktyczne, znaczące usprawnienia....

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