The paper discusses the hierarchy of indices of nite automata over innite objects. This hierarchy corresponds exactly to the hierarchy of alternations of least and greatest xpoints in the mu-calculus. It is also connected to quantier hierarchies in monadic second-order logic. The open question is to nd a procedure that given a regular tree language decides its level in the index hierarchy. Here, decision procedures are presented for low levels of the hierarchy. It is shown that these procedures have optimal complexity.
A learning automaton operating in a random environment updates its action probabilities on the basi...
AbstractWe show that a tree language recognized by a deterministic parity automaton is either hard f...
This paper gives an automata-theoretical characterization of the OI-hierarchy (Damm (1982), Engelfri...
AbstractWe show an algorithm which, for a given deterministic parity automaton on infinite trees, co...
We show an algorithm which, for a given deterministic parity automaton on infinite trees, computes t...
In 1970 [26], in Weakly definable relations and special automata, Math. Log. and Found. of Set Theor...
For deterministic tree automata, classical hierarchies, like Mostowski-Rabin (or index) hierarchy, B...
We provide a hierarchy of tree languages recognised by nondeterministic parity tree automata with pr...
The article surveys recent results in the study of topological complexity of recognizable tree langu...
We present a taxonomy of algorithms for minimising deterministic bottom-up tree automata (DTAs) over...
We show that the family of tree languages recognized by weak alternating automata is closed by three...
Systems of learning automata have been studied by various researchers to evolve useful strategies fo...
Abstract. We investigate the topological complexity of non Borel recognizable tree languages with re...
We present a taxonomy of algorithms for minimising deterministic bottomup tree automata (dtas) over ...
Alternating automata on infinite trees induce operations on languages which do not preserve natural ...
A learning automaton operating in a random environment updates its action probabilities on the basi...
AbstractWe show that a tree language recognized by a deterministic parity automaton is either hard f...
This paper gives an automata-theoretical characterization of the OI-hierarchy (Damm (1982), Engelfri...
AbstractWe show an algorithm which, for a given deterministic parity automaton on infinite trees, co...
We show an algorithm which, for a given deterministic parity automaton on infinite trees, computes t...
In 1970 [26], in Weakly definable relations and special automata, Math. Log. and Found. of Set Theor...
For deterministic tree automata, classical hierarchies, like Mostowski-Rabin (or index) hierarchy, B...
We provide a hierarchy of tree languages recognised by nondeterministic parity tree automata with pr...
The article surveys recent results in the study of topological complexity of recognizable tree langu...
We present a taxonomy of algorithms for minimising deterministic bottom-up tree automata (DTAs) over...
We show that the family of tree languages recognized by weak alternating automata is closed by three...
Systems of learning automata have been studied by various researchers to evolve useful strategies fo...
Abstract. We investigate the topological complexity of non Borel recognizable tree languages with re...
We present a taxonomy of algorithms for minimising deterministic bottomup tree automata (dtas) over ...
Alternating automata on infinite trees induce operations on languages which do not preserve natural ...
A learning automaton operating in a random environment updates its action probabilities on the basi...
AbstractWe show that a tree language recognized by a deterministic parity automaton is either hard f...
This paper gives an automata-theoretical characterization of the OI-hierarchy (Damm (1982), Engelfri...