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Give pushdown automata that recognize the following languages. Give both a drawing and 6-tuple specification for each PDA. (a) A = { w ? {0 1}
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Solutions for CSE303 Homework 5 1 Construct nondeterministic pushdown automata (npda) that accept the following regular languages Note: Observe that all the languages are regular languages so the solutions are essentially NFA’s (ornpda’s with inactive stack) For all the languagesfis the ?nal state (a)L1=L(aaa?b)
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• A DPDA is simply a pushdown automata without non-determinism – i e no epsilon transitions or transitions to multiple states on same input – Only one state at a time • DPDA not as powerful a non-deterministic PDA – This machine accepts a class of languages somewhere between regular languages and context-free languages
Pushdown Automata
Friday Four Square!
Today at 4:15PM, Outside Gates
Announcements
Problem Set 5 due right now
Or Monday at 2:15PM with a late day.
Problem Set 6 out, due next Friday,
November 9.
Covers context-free languages, CFGs, and
PDAs.Midterm and Problem Set 4 should be
graded by Monday.Generation vs. Recognition
We saw two approaches to describe regular languages: Build automata that accept precisely the strings in the language. Design regular expressions that describe precisely the strings in the language. Regular expressions generate all of the strings in the language. Useful for listing off all strings in the language. Finite automata recognize all of the strings in the language. Useful for detecting whether a specific string is in the language.Context-Free Languages
Yesterday, we saw the context-free
languages, which are those that can be generated by context-free grammars.Is there some way to build an automaton
that can recognize the context-free languages?The Problem
Finite automata accept precisely the
regular languages.We may need unbounded memory to
recognize context-free languages. e.g. { 0n1n | n ∈ ℕ } requires unbounded counting.How do we build an automaton with
finitely many states but unbounded memory?ABCA...The finite-state
control acts as a finite memory.The finite-state control acts as a finite memory.The input tape holds
the input string.The input tape holds the input string.Memory DeviceWe can add an infinite
memory device the finite-state control can use to store information.We can add an infinite memory device the finite-state control can use to store information.Adding Memory to Automata
We can augment a finite automaton by
adding in a memory device for the automaton to store extra information.The finite automaton now can base its
transition on both the current symbol being read and values stored in memory.The finite automaton can issue commands
to the memory device whenever it makes a transition. e.g. add new data, change existing data, etc.Stack-Based Memory
Only the top of the stack is visible at any
point in time.New symbols may be pushed onto the
stack, which cover up the old stack top.The top symbol of the stack may be
popped, exposing the symbol below it.Pushdown Automata
A pushdown automaton (PDA) is a finite
automaton equipped with a stack-based memory.Each transition
is based on the current input symbol and the top of the stack, optionally pops the top of the stack, and optionally pushes new symbols onto the stack. Initially, the stack holds a special symbol Z0 that indicates the bottom of the stack.Our First PDA
Consider the language
L = { w ∈ Σ* | w is a string of balanced
digits } over Σ = { 0, 1 }We can exploit the stack to our advantage:
Whenever we see a 0, push it onto the stack.
Whenever we see a 1, pop the corresponding 0
from the stack (or fail if not matched) When input is consumed, if the stack is empty, accept.A Simple Pushdown Automaton
ε, Z0 → εstart
0001110, Z0 → 0Z0
0, 0 → 00
1, 0 → ε
Z0To find an applicable
transition, match the current input/stack pair.To find an applicable transition, match the current input/stack pair.A transition of the form
a, b → zMeans "If the current input
symbol is a and the current stack symbol is b, then follow this transition, pop b, and push the string z.A transition of the form a, b → zMeans "If the current input
symbol is a and the current stack symbol is b, then follow this transition, pop b, and push the string z.A Simple Pushdown Automaton
ε, Z0 → εstart
0001110, Z0 → 0Z0
0, 0 → 00
1, 0 → ε
If a transition reads the top
symbol of the stack, it always pops that symbol (though it might replace it)If a transition reads the top symbol of the stack, it always pops that symbol (though it might replace it)Z0A Simple Pushdown Automaton
ε, Z0 → εstart
0001110, Z0 → 0Z0
0, 0 → 00
1, 0 → ε
0Each transition then pushes some
(possibly empty) string back onto the stack. Notice that the leftmost symbol is pushed onto the top.Each transition then pushes some (possibly empty) string back onto the stack. Notice that the leftmost symbol is pushed onto the top.Z0A Simple Pushdown Automaton
ε, Z0 → εstart
0001110, Z0 → 0Z0
0, 0 → 00
1, 0 → ε
00We now push the string onto εthe stack, which adds no new
characters. This essentially means "pop the stack."We now push the string onto εthe stack, which adds no new characters. This essentially means "pop the stack."Z0A Simple Pushdown Automaton
ε, Z0 → εstart
0001110, Z0 → 0Z0
0, 0 → 00
1, 0 → ε
This transition can be taken at any
time Z0 is atop the stack, but we've nondeterministically guessed that this would be a good time to take it.This transition can be taken at any time Z0 is atop the stack, but we've nondeterministically guessed that this would be a good time to take it.A Simple Pushdown Automaton
ε, Z0 → εstart
0001110, Z0 → 0Z0
0, 0 → 00
1, 0 → ε
Pushdown Automata
Formally, a pushdown automaton is a
nondeterministic machine defined by the 7-tuple (Q, Σ,Γ, δ, q0, Z0, F), where
Q is a finite set of states,
Σ is an alphabet,
Γ is the stack alphabet of symbols that can be pushed on the stack, δ : Q × Σε × Γε → (Q × Γ*) is the ℘transition function, where no tuple is mapped to an infinite set, q0 ∈ Q is the start state,Z0 ∈ Γ is the stack start symbol, and
F ⊆ Q is the set of accepting states.
The automaton accepts if it ends in an accepting state with no input remaining.The Language of a PDA
The language of a PDA is the set of
strings that the PDA accepts: ℒ(P) = { w ∈ Σ* | P accepts w }If P is a PDA where (ℒP) = L, we say that
P recognizes L.
A Note on Terminology
Finite automata are highly standardized.
There are many equivalent but different
definitions of PDAs. The one we will use is a slight variant on the one described in Sipser.Sipser does not have a start stack symbol.
Sipser does not allow transitions to push multiple symbols onto the stack.Feel free to use either this version or Sipser's;
the two are equivalent to one another.A PDA for Palindromes
A palindrome is a string that is the same forwards and backwards.Let Σ = {0, 1} and consider the language
PALINDROME = { w ∈ Σ* | w is a palindrome }.How would we build a PDA for PALINDROME?
Idea: Push the first half of the symbols on to the stack, then verify that the second half of the symbols match. Nondeterministically guess when we've read half of the symbols. This handles even-length strings; we'll see a cute trick to handle odd-length strings in a minute.A PDA for Palindromes
start0, ε → 01, ε → 1This transition indicates
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