NDLI: Electronic Communications of the EASST Volume 39 ( 2011 ) Graph Computation Models Selected Revised Papers from the Third International Workshop on Graph Computation Models ( GCM 2010 ) Minimizing Finite Automata with Graph Programs

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Electronic Communications of the EASST Volume 39 ( 2011 ) Graph Computation Models Selected Revised Papers from the Third International Workshop on Graph Computation Models ( GCM 2010 ) Minimizing Finite Automata with Graph Programs

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Author	Plump, Detlef Suri, Robin Singh, Ambuj K.
Copyright Year	2011
Abstract	GP (for Graph Programs) is a rule-based, nondeterministic p rogramming language for solving graph problems at a high level of ab str ction, freeing programmers from dealing with low-level data structures. I n this case study, we present a graph program which minimizes finite automata. The program represents an automaton by its transition diagram, computes the state e quivalence relation, and merges equivalent states such that the resulting automaton is mi imal and equivalent to the input automaton. We illustrate how the program works b y a running example and argue that it correctly implements the minimization algorithm of Hopcroft, Motwani and Ullman. We also prove a quadratic upper bound for the number of rule schema applications used by the program.
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Language	English
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