An algorithm for testing whether a regular language is a code
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https://doi.org/10.15625/1813-9663/27/1/457Abstract
We present an extension of the test proposed by Sardinas and Patterson (1953) for deciding whether a set of words is a code. As a consequence, we obtain an effective algorithm that decides in ${\cal O}(k)$ time whether a given regular language is a code, where $k$ is the finite index of the syntactic congruence of this language.
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18-04-2012
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N. Đình Hân, H. N. Vinh, P. T. Huy, and Đỗ L. Vân, “An algorithm for testing whether a regular language is a code”, JCC, vol. 27, no. 1, pp. 1–8, Apr. 2012.
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