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- Consider the deterministic finite automaton whose table of the "delta" transition function is defined as the following (Where *B indicates that B is a final state): a) Illustrate in detail the automaton defined in the transition table. Properly indicating states, alphabet, etc. b) What is the language that this automaton recognizes? Give examples to support your answer.Draw this NFA as a state diagram. Then, convert this NFA to an equivalent deterministic finite automaton (DFA).Consider the non-deterministic finite automaton whose table of the transition relation "triangle" which is defined as follows (where *s indicates that s is the final state) a) Illustrate in detail the automaton defined in the transition table. Properly indicating states, alphabet, etc. b) What is the language that this automaton recognizes? Give examples to support your answer.
- This is a cs question True or false ? Non determinism only applies in the direction of the transition, just because an 'a' forces you to be in two states does not mean you cannot be in just one of the two alone via some other path.Design a deterministic finite-state automaton over the alphabet {a; b; c}that accepts words where each character is immediately followed by atleast one identical character. For example, it accepts the wordsY(gamma sigh), aa, aaa,aabbbbaacc, but it rejects the words a, baba, cbbba. Write the transition function of the automaton as a table and draw the automaton in the form of a transition diagram. Try to design the simplest possible automaton, i.e., an automaton with the smallest number of states.Computer Science Design a deterministic finite automaton, with a minimal number of states, recognizing the language described by the regular expression 01(0 ∪ 1) *00(0 ∪ 1) *10. Justify correctness of your construction. Explain why your automaton has the minimal number of states.
- Consider the system with the following input-output relation with ?[?] and ?[?] being input andoutput respectively.?[?] = ???{?[? − 1]}Determine whether the system is memoryless, time invariant, linear, causal and stable.consider the set ap of atomic propositions defined by ap = { x = 0, x > 1 } and consider a nonterminating sequential computer program p that manipulates the variable x.Formulate the following informally stated properties as LT properties:: a)initially x is equal to zero b)initially x differs from zero c)initially x is equal to zero, but at some point x exceeds one d)x exceeds one only finitely many times e)the value of x alternates between zeroAny answer that involves a design for a Finite Automaton (DFA) should containinformation about the following five components of the FA (corresponding to the 5-tupledescription):i) The set of states Q; ii) the alphabet Σ; iii) the start state; iv) the set of final states F; v) the set of transitions δ, which can be either shown in the form of a state diagram (preferred) or a transition table. You can either present the answer in the form of a state diagram with all the above information (as shown in the left side of slide #8 in the Finite Automata lecture notes) or in the tabulated form (as shown in the right side of the same slide). State diagram representation is preferred. 1. Give a DFA for each of the following languages defined over the alphabet Σ = {0, 1}: a) L={ w | w contains the substring 101 } b) L={ w | w ends in 001 } c) L={ w | w has a 1 in its 2nd last position, if such a position exists}
- Is it required to have a self-transition in each State Diagram? Provide evidence to back up your answer!Is a self-transition mandatory in every State Diagram? Provide evidence to support your response!Explian the diagrammatic drawing of nondeterministic finite automaton for which Q0 and Q1 is the initial state while Qf is the final state of the below diagram