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Mathematical Notes, 2012
An upper bound for the minimal length of words which can be obtained at the output of an automaton with binary input and output alphabets is improved.
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An upper bound for the minimal length of words which can be obtained at the output of an automaton with binary input and output alphabets is improved.
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Proceedings of the 50th Annual IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture, 2017
Finite State Automata are widely used to accelerate pattern matching in many emerging application domains like DNA sequencing and XML parsing. Conventional CPUs and compute-centric accelerators are bottlenecked by memory bandwidth and irregular memory access patterns in automata processing.
David Blaauw +5 more
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Finite State Automata are widely used to accelerate pattern matching in many emerging application domains like DNA sequencing and XML parsing. Conventional CPUs and compute-centric accelerators are bottlenecked by memory bandwidth and irregular memory access patterns in automata processing.
David Blaauw +5 more
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Acta Astronautica, 1974
Abstract The author confronts the question of whether lunar and planetary exploration and research should be carried out by men or by automatically operated equipment. Soviet and American accomplishments made with automatic devices in the various space programs are reviewed.
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Abstract The author confronts the question of whether lunar and planetary exploration and research should be carried out by men or by automatically operated equipment. Soviet and American accomplishments made with automatic devices in the various space programs are reviewed.
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2018
Real-world problems of interest seldom exist in isolation. Thus, we humans routinely resort to exploiting pre-existing ideas, either of our own, and/or those gleaned from others, whenever faced with a never before seen challenge or task. It is these building-blocks of knowledge, that reside in our brains, that were first referred to as “memes” by ...
Abhishek Gupta, Yew-Soon Ong
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Real-world problems of interest seldom exist in isolation. Thus, we humans routinely resort to exploiting pre-existing ideas, either of our own, and/or those gleaned from others, whenever faced with a never before seen challenge or task. It is these building-blocks of knowledge, that reside in our brains, that were first referred to as “memes” by ...
Abhishek Gupta, Yew-Soon Ong
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An automaton analogue of unicellularity
Biosystems, 1979There is presented in outline form an abstract model of a cell in an evolutionary context. The design is based on an elaboration of John Holland's one-dimensional, abstract universe recently posed for the study of the emergence of self-replicating systems. Eight new ingredients constitute the elaboration.
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Automaton models of performance
Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 1973Abstract This work illustrates the use of a stochastic automaton model for describing the temporal steps taken by a student in solving simple arithmetic prolems. The method provides a hierarchial classification of problems by difficulty expressed in terms of the structural features of the problems.
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On glueing states of an automaton
Discrete Mathematics and Applications, 2003Summary: We consider the problem on glueing states of an automaton which often arises in investigations of adaptive experiments. We give several estimates of time of glueing \(r\) states of an automaton with \(n\) states.
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1991
This comment on Julian Hilton’s article discusses two of his examples: the writings of Georg Buchner, and Henrik von Kleist’s On Marionette Theatre. While Hilton finds Buchner’s parallel between people and automatons to be positive and constructive, Florin sees it as helpless and constrained.
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This comment on Julian Hilton’s article discusses two of his examples: the writings of Georg Buchner, and Henrik von Kleist’s On Marionette Theatre. While Hilton finds Buchner’s parallel between people and automatons to be positive and constructive, Florin sees it as helpless and constrained.
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Exact Thermalization Dynamics in the “Rule 54” Quantum Cellular Automaton
Physical Review Letters, 2021Katja Klobas +2 more
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