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The definition of the set of allowable operations used for computation and their respective costs. Some examples of models include Turing machines, recursive functions, lambda calculus, and production systems.
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How Cellular Automata is related to Automata Theory?
You can actually see cellular automata as various ways to generalize the automata studied by automata theory. While automata studied in automata theory typically have only one reading (and possibly w …
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Computational problem - definition
A sentence can be a mathematical object, but it isn't very helpful in your case. One way to approach the answer would be to analytically decompose the problem into simple and familiar mathematical ob …
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