abstract automata theory
abstract automata theory
[′abz·trakt ȯ′tam·ə·tə ′thē·ə·rē] (computer science)
The mathematical theory which characterizes automata by three sets: input signals, internal states, and output signals; and two functions: input functions and output functions.
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