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Determinization #24
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it's not compiling rn |
Looks like it's because you deleted the old NFA code instead of making a new module so all of the regex stuff is just broken. I'll add it back in a separate module and I might do a big re-org |
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Demonstrate the weak equivalence between an NFA and its epsilon-saturated powerset DFA
Defining the term from NFA traces to DFA traces is straightforward
Defining the map back needs a way to order the many traces that the DFA encodes and then take the smallest. Given a trace in the DFA into subset
X
, we may choose the smallest NFA trace thatX
encodesand then we compose that with a function that pulls this trace back to the initial state
To all result in the function we really want