Handbook of Finite State Techniques
By Bruce W. Watson
Series Editor: Kenneth H. Rosen
Published June 15th 2012 by Chapman and Hall/CRC – 506 pages
Published June 15th 2012 by Chapman and Hall/CRC – 506 pages
Considered an esoteric area of computer science until recently, finite state techniques are finding a growing number of applications, from genomics to speech recognition. Yet the field's body of knowledge remains scattered among various domains, such as computational linguistics, hardware design, and simulation engineering, to name just a few. The Handbook of Finite State Techniques unifies and codifies the body of knowledge. In chapters contributed by top experts in finite automata, regular expressions, transducers, and state machines, it builds a solid background in the theory and algorithmics, then explores each of its application domains. Source code is provided for download and noncommercial use.
Fundamentals and Theory. Algorithms. Data Structures and Implementations. Domain Applications.
Name: Handbook of Finite State Techniques (eBook) – Chapman and Hall/CRC
Description: By Bruce W. WatsonSeries Editor: Kenneth H. Rosen. Considered an esoteric area of computer science until recently, finite state techniques are finding a growing number of applications, from genomics to speech recognition. Yet the field's body of knowledge remains scattered among various domains,...
Categories: Combinatorics, Algorithms & Complexity, Programming & Programming Languages