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... inputs are allowed ) . Indeed , the " input " u ( ) is allowed to be a function of the " state " , a situation that will be considered in the applications to detectability notions described below . Remark 2.3 . The primary motivation ...
... inputs are allowed ) . Indeed , the " input " u ( ) is allowed to be a function of the " state " , a situation that will be considered in the applications to detectability notions described below . Remark 2.3 . The primary motivation ...
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... input . The output function , given by the mapping λ : Q × X → Y , specifies the current output based on the current state and input . ( Functions 8 and 2 need not be defined for all pairs in Qx X. ) A finite semiautomaton ( FS ) is an ...
... input . The output function , given by the mapping λ : Q × X → Y , specifies the current output based on the current state and input . ( Functions 8 and 2 need not be defined for all pairs in Qx X. ) A finite semiautomaton ( FS ) is an ...
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... input $ 2 ES and next - state function $ 1082 ) . In certain cases that will be of interest for us , we will need to restrict the inputs available to this semigroup machine S to a certain set of " available inputs " I ( IS ) . By ...
... input $ 2 ES and next - state function $ 1082 ) . In certain cases that will be of interest for us , we will need to restrict the inputs available to this semigroup machine S to a certain set of " available inputs " I ( IS ) . By ...
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