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Chomsky Hierarchy and Automata Applications

The document discusses the Chomsky hierarchy and applications of different types of automata. It covers: 1) Applications of Turing machines, linear bounded automata, pushdown automata, and finite automata. 2) Linear bounded automata have more power than pushdown automata but less power than Turing machines. 3) A language is Turing-acceptable if and only if it is generated by an unrestricted grammar. A language is context-sensitive if and only if it is accepted by a linear bounded automaton. 4) The Chomsky hierarchy orders languages from most restrictive (regular) to least restrictive (Turing-acceptable).

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Chomsky Hierarchy and Automata Applications

The document discusses the Chomsky hierarchy and applications of different types of automata. It covers: 1) Applications of Turing machines, linear bounded automata, pushdown automata, and finite automata. 2) Linear bounded automata have more power than pushdown automata but less power than Turing machines. 3) A language is Turing-acceptable if and only if it is generated by an unrestricted grammar. A language is context-sensitive if and only if it is accepted by a linear bounded automaton. 4) The Chomsky hierarchy orders languages from most restrictive (regular) to least restrictive (Turing-acceptable).

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CSE322

The Chomsky Hierarchy

Lecture #16
Applications of Automata
• TM- Real Life Implementation ,Software
Implementation
• LBA- Generic Programming, Parse Trees
• PDA-Online Tracking processing
system,Top Down Parsing in LL Grammer
• FA-Finite State Programming,UML State
Diagrams, Acceptors and Recoganizers,
Lexical Analyzer
Recursive and Enumerable Sets
Linear-Bounded Automata:

Same as Turing Machines with one difference:

the input string tape space


is the only tape space allowed to use
Linear Bounded Automaton (LBA)

Input string
[ a b c d e ]

Working space
Left-end Right-end
in tape
marker marker

All computation is done between end markers


We define LBA’s as NonDeterministic

Open Problem:

NonDeterministic LBA’s
have same power as
Deterministic LBA’s ?
Example languages accepted by LBAs:

n n n n!
L  {a b c } L  {a }

LBA’s have more power than PDA’s


(pushdown automata)

LBA’s have less power than Turing Machines


Unrestricted Grammars:

Productions
uv

String of variables String of variables


and terminals and terminals
Example unrestricted grammar:

S  aBc
aB  cA
Ac  d
Theorem:

A language L is Turing-Acceptable
if and only if L is generated by an
unrestricted grammar
Context-Sensitive Grammars:

Productions
uv

String of variables String of variables


and terminals and terminals

and: |u|  |v|


The language n n n
{a b c }
is context-sensitive:

S  abc | aAbc
Ab  bA
Ac  Bbcc
bB  Bb
aB  aa | aaA
Theorem:

A language L is context sensistive


if and only if
it is accepted by a Linear-Bounded automaton

Observation:
There is a language which is context-sensitive
but not decidable
The Chomsky Hierarchy

Non Turing-Acceptable

Turing-Acceptable
decidable

Context-sensitive

Context-free

Regular
LANGUAGES AND AUTOMATON
Questions
Prove it as
Left Linear Grammer vs Right Linear
Grammer
Left Linear Grammer vs Right Linear
Grammer
• Regular language works on right linear
• Whereas CFG and CSG can work on left
linear

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