State Observers for Moore Machines and Generalized Adaptive Homing Sequences
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Off-line state identification methods for a sequential machine using a homing sequence or an adaptive homing sequence (AHS) are well-known in the automata theory. There are, however, so far few studies on the subject of the on-line state estimator such as a state observer (SO) which is used in the linear system theory. In this paper, we shall construct such an SO for a Moore machine based on the state identification process by means of AHSs, and discuss the convergence property of the SO.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E84-D No.4 pp.530-533
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- Theory of Automata, Formal Language Theory
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Koji WATANABE, Takeo IKAI, Kunio FUKUNAGA, "State Observers for Moore Machines and Generalized Adaptive Homing Sequences" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E84-D, no. 4, pp. 530-533, April 2001, doi: .
Abstract: Off-line state identification methods for a sequential machine using a homing sequence or an adaptive homing sequence (AHS) are well-known in the automata theory. There are, however, so far few studies on the subject of the on-line state estimator such as a state observer (SO) which is used in the linear system theory. In this paper, we shall construct such an SO for a Moore machine based on the state identification process by means of AHSs, and discuss the convergence property of the SO.
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