System of transition from states
A system of transition from states , or automat in the broad sense, is a Modèle of abstract Machine, used in theoretical data processing to simulate the course of a calculation.
It consists of the data of a whole of states, and a whole of transitions from a state to another. In other words, the formal definition of a system of transition from states is a couple:
- with , where S is the whole of the states, and is the relation of transition.
It should be noted that one makes no assumption a priori on S and , and that they can be infinite very well, even indénombrables. However, if S is finished (and thus also), the system of transition is a graph directed.
One can also give a definition labelled of system of transition: at this time, it is necessary moreover give oneself a whole of labels Λ, and to take . The system of transition is then the triplet . If there exists a transition labelled by between two states p and Q , .
If S and Λ is finished, one will speak about automats of finished states (in general, one will give oneself also a condition of acceptance of word of entry, who will be often the data of two parts of S which will be the initial states, and the states acceptors).
The system of transitions is known as deterministic if and only if is a “function”, and not-determinist if not. Note that, in case labelled, this definition specifies not if one wants function of S in , or of in S (what one wants within the framework of the automats of finished states), or of in if (case of the transducers).
The systems of transitions play a big role in the recognition of the formal languages, in particular in their classification.
current Examples:
- Machine of Turing
- Automat of finished states
- Petri net
- Graph directed
- System of transitions associated with an operational Semantic
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