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Tag: k-distinguishable

State Equivalence & Minimization Part – 1

Posted on February 9, 2016June 17, 2025 By vlsifacts No Comments on State Equivalence & Minimization Part – 1

Sometimes a state diagram constructed for a finite state machine contains redundant states, i.e. states whose function can be accomplished by other states. The number of memory elements required for the realization of a machine is directly related to the number of states. Consequently, the minimization of the number of states does reduce the complexity…

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