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What happens to states containing q2 as its component in the DFA?
What happens to states containing q2 as its component in the DFA?
What is the purpose of Step-02 in the NFA to DFA conversion?
What is the purpose of Step-02 in the NFA to DFA conversion?
What is the representation of a dead state in the transition table?
What is the representation of a dead state in the transition table?
What is the result of the NFA to DFA conversion process?
What is the result of the NFA to DFA conversion process?
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What is the significance of the asterisk (*) symbol in the transition table?
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Study Notes
Converting NFA to DFA
- The process of converting a Non-Deterministic Finite Automata (NFA) to a Deterministic Finite Automata (DFA) involves six steps.
- The transition table for the given NFA is the starting point for the conversion process.
Step 0: Initial Transition Table
- The initial transition table for the NFA is created, which includes the states and alphabets.
- The transition table shows the next states for each current state and alphabet.
Step 01: New Set of States and Transition Table
- A new set of states Q' is created for the DFA.
- A new transition table T' is created for the DFA.
Step 02: Transitions for Start State
- The transitions for the start state q0 are added to the transition table T'.
- The transition table T' is updated with the new states and alphabets.
Step 03: Adding New States
- New states are added to the transition table T' based on the transitions.
- The new states are added to the set of states Q'.
Step 04: Repeating Step 03
- Step 03 is repeated until no new states are added to the transition table T'.
- The process stops when there are no new states to be added.
Step 05: Final States and Transition Table
- The final states of the DFA are determined based on the containing states of the NFA.
- The final transition table T' is created, which includes all the states and alphabets.
Step 06: Completing the DFA
- The DFA is complete, and the transition table T' is the final transition table.
- The DFA can be drawn based on the final transition table.
Important Points
- When converting a given NFA to a DFA, it is important to note the following points:
- If any new state is present in the transition table T', repeat Step 03 until no new state is present.
- States containing the final state of the NFA as its component are treated as final states of the DFA.
- The final transition table T' is the complete transition table of the required DFA.
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Learn the 6-step process of converting a Non-Deterministic Finite Automata (NFA) to a Deterministic Finite Automata (DFA), starting with the initial transition table.