CSE322 NDFA WITH NULL MOVES AND REGULAR EXPRESSION

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CSE322 NDFA WITH NULL MOVES AND REGULAR EXPRESSION Lecture #7

NDFA WITH NULL MOVES & RE

NDFA WITH NULL MOVES & RE

NDFA WITH NULL MOVES &RE

CASE1 :R=P+Q

CASE2:R=PQ

CASE 3:R=(P)*

CONVERSION OF NDS TO DS Step 1: Convert the given transition system into state transition table where each state corresponds to a row and each input symbol corresponds to a column. Step 2:Construct the successor table which lists the subsets of states reachable from the set of initial states. Denote this collection of subsets by Q’. Step 3: The transition graph given by the successor table is the required deterministic system. The final states contain some final state of NDFA. If possible, reduce the number of states

IMPORTANT NOTE In the earlier method for automata, we started with [q0]. Here we start with the set of all initial states. The other steps are similar.

PROBLEM

SOLUTION