AbstractWe prove that each context-free language possesses a test set of size O(m6), where m is the number of productions in a grammar-producing the language. A context-free grammar generating the test set can be found in polynomial time by a sequential algorithm. It improves the doubly exponential upper bound from [2] and single exponential one from J. Karhumäki, W. Rytter, and S. Jarominek (Theoret. Comput. Sci.116 (1993), 305-316). On the other hand, we show that the lower bound for the problem is Ω(m3) and that the lower bound for the size of a test set for a language defined over n-letter alphabet is Ω(n3)
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AbstractThe parallel complexity of computing context-free grammar generating series is investigated....
AbstractWe prove that each context-free language possesses a test set of size O(m6), where m is the ...
AbstractWe present a simple construction of linear size test sets for regular languages and of singl...
AbstractWe present a simple construction of linear size test sets for regular languages and of singl...
Ellul, Krawetz, Shallit and Wang prove an exponential lower bound on the size of any context-free gr...
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We prove that for each positive integer n, the finite commutative language En = c(a1a2...an) possess...
We consider the complexity of the equivalence and containment problems for regular expressions and c...
We prove that for each positive integer n, the finite commutative language En = c(a1a2...an) possess...
AbstractThe parallel complexity of computing context-free grammar generating series is investigated....
AbstractWe prove that each context-free language possesses a test set of size O(m6), where m is the ...
AbstractWe present a simple construction of linear size test sets for regular languages and of singl...
AbstractWe present a simple construction of linear size test sets for regular languages and of singl...
Ellul, Krawetz, Shallit and Wang prove an exponential lower bound on the size of any context-free gr...
AbstractWe define context-free grammars with Müller acceptance condition that generate languages of ...
AbstractIn this note we answer an open question in the theory of grammatical complexity: We show tha...
AbstractConsider the problem of testing whether a context-free grammar is an (m, n)-BRC grammar. Let...
AbstractConsider the problem of testing whether a context-free grammar is an (m, n)-BRC grammar. Let...
AbstractA quasi-polynomial-time algorithm is presented for sampling almost uniformly at random from ...
AbstractA quasi-polynomial-time algorithm is presented for sampling almost uniformly at random from ...
AbstractIt is shown that there exists a test of complexity O((qt)2tqt) for testing the regularity of...
We prove that for each positive integer n, the finite commutative language En = c(a1a2...an) possess...
We consider the complexity of the equivalence and containment problems for regular expressions and c...
We prove that for each positive integer n, the finite commutative language En = c(a1a2...an) possess...
AbstractThe parallel complexity of computing context-free grammar generating series is investigated....