'State machines' diaporamas de présentation

NP-Completeness

NP-Completeness. Problems Proofs Approximations. Decision Problems. Given Some Universal Set X, Let R be a subset of X. The decision problem for R is: Given an arbitrary element a of X, does a belong to R? Note: X is usually assumed to be a set of

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Mutual Exclusion

Mutual Exclusion. Mutual Exclusion. We will clarify our understanding of mutual exclusion We will also show you how to reason about various properties in an asynchronous concurrent setting. Mutual Exclusion. Formal problem definitions Solutions for 2 threads Solutions for n threads

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A rtificial I ntelligence for Games

A rtificial I ntelligence for Games. Minor Games Programming. Lecture 1 . Artificial Intelligence for Games. Introduction to game AI (self study) Theory: Moving Game Agents. Jan Verhoeven j.verhoeven@windesheim.nl. Game AI. Game AI is not a subset of AI Game AI

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Building Finite-State Machines

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Hardware/Software Codesign of Embedded Systems

Hardware/Software Codesign of Embedded Systems. SYSTEM MODELS. Voicu Groza SITE Hall, Room 5017 562 5800 ext. 2159 Groza@SITE.uOttawa.ca. SPECIFICATIONS. After Peter Marwedel, Univ. Dortmund, Germany. Specifications. After Peter Marwedel, Univ. Dortmund, Germany.

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Example: Prime Generation

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COMP541 Sequential Circuits

COMP541 Sequential Circuits. Montek Singh Feb 2, 2010. Topics. Sequential Circuits Latches Flip Flops Verilog for sequential design A simple counter. Sequential Circuits. State of system is info stored That, and inputs, determine outputs. Types of Sequential Circuits. Synchronous

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COMP541 Sequential Circuits

COMP541 Sequential Circuits. Montek Singh Feb 1, 2012. Topics. Sequential Circuits Latches Flip Flops Verilog for sequential design Example: A simple counter. Sequential Circuits. State of system is info stored That, and inputs, determine outputs. Types of Sequential Circuits.

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Fundamentals of RE

Fundamentals of RE. Chapter 7 Goal Orientation in RE. System objectives are pervasive in RE. As seen before ... the WHY dimension of RE (Chap. 1) understanding objectives in system-as-is, eliciting objectives of system-to-be (Chap. 2)

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Diagram review

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Finite State Machines

Finite State Machines. Hakim Weatherspoon CS 3410 Computer Science Cornell University. [Weatherspoon, Bala , Bracy , McKee, and Sirer ]. Stateful Components. Combinationial logic Output computed directly from inputs System has no internal state Nothing depends on the past! Need:

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Hardware-accelerated regular expression matching for high-throughput text analytics

Hardware-accelerated regular expression matching for high-throughput text analytics. Author : Kubilay Atasu , Florian Doerfler , Jan van Lunteren , Christoph Hagleitner Publisher : 2013 FPL Presenter : Yuen- Shuo Li Date: 2013/10/30. Introduction.

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Component-Level Design

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Chapter 7. Sequential Logic Design Principles

Chapter 7. Sequential Logic Design Principles. Types of circuits Combinational (logic) circuits Its outputs depend only on its current inputs Sequential (logic) circuits Its outputs depends not only on its current inputs, but also on the past sequence of inputs. State & State variables

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Registers; State Machines Analysis

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Synchronous Counters

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Autonomous Sample collecting Robot Nasa Centennial Challenge Team Members:

Autonomous Sample collecting Robot Nasa Centennial Challenge Team Members:. Image courtesy of Wikipedia. Geoff Budd, Amir Pourshafiee , Sina Kahnemouyi , Leonardo Bravo, Samir Mohammed, Tuan Ho .

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CS130: Theory of Computation

An introductory course on the theory of automata and formal languages: models of machines, languages and grammars, relationship of machines and languages, Turing machines and computability. CS130: Theory of Computation. Course Syllabus CS130: Theory of Computation. Course Number : CS130

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Advantages of Formal Methods

Advantages of Formal Methods. Formal methods treat system components as mathematical objects and provide mathematical models to describe and predict the observable properties and behaviors of these objects.

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