AbstractRecently K. Culik II, J. Gruska, A. Salomaa and D. Wood have studied the language recognition capabilities of certain types of systolically operating networks of processors. Here their model for systolic VLSI trees is formalized in terms of standard tree automaton theory, and we show how some known facts about recognizable forests and tree transductions can be applied in the VLSI tree theory
The class of omega-languages recognized by systolic (binary) tree automata is introduced. This class...
Tree transducers (automata which read finite labeled trees and output finite labeled trees) are used...
Tree transducers (automata which read finite labeled trees and output finite labeled trees) are used...
AbstractRecently K. Culik II, J. Gruska, A. Salomaa and D. Wood have studied the language recognitio...
In this paper we study systolic Y-tree automata (SYTA), a class of systolic automata where the commu...
AbstractA new type of systolic automaton is introduced, its structural properties, such as homogenei...
The increase of computational power due to additions of some horizontal interconnections between nei...
The increase of computational power due to additions of some horizontal interconnections between nei...
AbstractRecent work on systolic tree automata has given rise to a rather natural subfamily of EOL la...
AbstractThe class of ω-languages recognized by systolic (binary) tree automata is introduced. This c...
The class of -languages recognized by systolic tree automata is introduced. That class extends the c...
The class of -languages recognized by systolic tree automata is introduced. That class extends the c...
The class of -languages recognized by systolic tree automata is introduced. That class extends the c...
AbstractSystolic trellis automata are simple models for VLSI. We characterize the computing power of...
We consider deterministic root-to-frontier (DR) tree recognizers and the tree languages recognized b...
The class of omega-languages recognized by systolic (binary) tree automata is introduced. This class...
Tree transducers (automata which read finite labeled trees and output finite labeled trees) are used...
Tree transducers (automata which read finite labeled trees and output finite labeled trees) are used...
AbstractRecently K. Culik II, J. Gruska, A. Salomaa and D. Wood have studied the language recognitio...
In this paper we study systolic Y-tree automata (SYTA), a class of systolic automata where the commu...
AbstractA new type of systolic automaton is introduced, its structural properties, such as homogenei...
The increase of computational power due to additions of some horizontal interconnections between nei...
The increase of computational power due to additions of some horizontal interconnections between nei...
AbstractRecent work on systolic tree automata has given rise to a rather natural subfamily of EOL la...
AbstractThe class of ω-languages recognized by systolic (binary) tree automata is introduced. This c...
The class of -languages recognized by systolic tree automata is introduced. That class extends the c...
The class of -languages recognized by systolic tree automata is introduced. That class extends the c...
The class of -languages recognized by systolic tree automata is introduced. That class extends the c...
AbstractSystolic trellis automata are simple models for VLSI. We characterize the computing power of...
We consider deterministic root-to-frontier (DR) tree recognizers and the tree languages recognized b...
The class of omega-languages recognized by systolic (binary) tree automata is introduced. This class...
Tree transducers (automata which read finite labeled trees and output finite labeled trees) are used...
Tree transducers (automata which read finite labeled trees and output finite labeled trees) are used...