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Automaton diagram for U(8)

Automaton diagram for U(8)

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A finite automaton is one of the classic models of recognition devices, which is used to determine the type of language a string belongs to. A string is said to be recognized by a finite automaton if the automaton "reads" the string from the left to the right starting from the initial state and finishing at a final state. Another type of automata w...

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... the group U(8) = {1, 3, 5, 7}, the Cayley table for U(8) is shown in Table 3. Then the group U(8) can be recognized by an automaton diagram as shown in Figure 3. ...

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