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L1 = {<M> | M is a TM and L(M) ⊆ {00, 11}}
L1 = {<M> | M is a TM and L(M) ⊆ {00, 11}} R.E or not RE..??
L1 = {<M | M is a TM and L(M) ⊆ {00, 11}}R.E or not RE..??
Akriti sood
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#Selfdoubt Rice's Theorem
What is the difference between Non-trivial property (in 1st theorem)and Non-monotonic property ( in 2nd theorem)? I was going through Rice's theorem but unable to differentiate between these 2 properties.Please give the detail to differentiate both For a property to ... for the language of other (Tno) and L(Tyes)⊂L(Tno) Source: http://gatecse.in/rices-theorem/
What is the difference between Non-trivial property (in 1st theorem)and Non-monotonic property ( in 2nd theorem)?I was going through Rice's theorem but unable to differen...
Prajwal Bhat
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Dec 26, 2016
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decidability
Consider the following languages- L1={<M>| there exists x,y belonging to (sigma*) such that either x belongs to L(M) or y does not belong to L(M)}. Answer- Recursive, This is the language of all turing machines L2={<M1,M2>| L(M1) < L(M2)} Answer- Not even recursively enumerable. Arjun sir plzz explain these languages.
Consider the following languages-L1={<M>| there exists x,y belonging to (sigma*) such that either x belongs to L(M) or y does not belong to L(M)}.Answer- Recursive, This ...
sushmita
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decidability doubt
While applying decidability theorem, can we only apply this theorem to undecidable problems or can we also apply them to recursively enumerable ie semidecidablle problems??
While applying decidability theorem, can we only apply this theorem to undecidable problems or can we also apply them to recursively enumerable ie semidecidablle problems...
sushmita
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Dec 23, 2016
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Decidability
L1 = {<M>| M is a turing machine that accepts all even numbers.} L2={<M,x>| M is a Turing machine and x is a string and there exists a TM M1 such that x does not belong to L(M) and L(M1)} Can someone explain it informally/ intuitivelywithout the concrete proof??
L1 = {<M>| M is a turing machine that accepts all even numbers.}L2={<M,x>| M is a Turing machine and x is a string and there exists a TM M1 such that x does not belong to...
sushmita
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Dec 23, 2016
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doubt
Which of the following is RE / NOT RE ? I.<M>|M is a TM that accepts all even numbers. II.<M>|M is a TM that does not accept all even numbers. II.<M>|M is a TM rejects all even numbers.
Which of the following is RE / NOT RE ?I.<M>|M is a TM that accepts all even numbers.II.<M>|M is a TM that does not accept all even numbers.II.<M>|M is a TM rejects all e...
firki
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Dec 22, 2016
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Let A, B, C be recognizable languages over an alphabet Σ,
Let A, B, C be recognizable languages over an alphabet Σ, such that A∪B∪C=Σ and A∩B=∅,B∩C=∅,A∩C=∅ then Only A is Turing decidable Only B is Turing decidable Both A and B is Turing decidable None of these -----i think all three can be turing decidable .
Let A, B, C be recognizable languages over an alphabet Σ, such that A∪B∪C=Σ and A∩B=∅,B∩C=∅,A∩C=∅ then Only A is Turing decidable Only B is Turing dec...
Akriti sood
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GATE CSE 1988 | Question: 2viii
State the halting problem of the Turing machine.
State the halting problem of the Turing machine.
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go_editor
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Dec 18, 2016
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Given a Turing machine M, does M halt on the empty tape?
Given a Turing machine M, does M halt on the empty tape? ----reading more and more on TM,i am getting confused.please clarify whther it is R.E or non R.E..?? does empty tape means empty string or NO INPUT??
Given a Turing machine M, does M halt on the empty tape? reading more and more on TM,i am getting confused.please clarify whther it is R.E or non R.E..??does empty tape ...
Akriti sood
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Akriti sood
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L={⟨M⟩|TM accepts exactly 154 strings}
L={⟨M⟩|TM accepts exactly 154 strings} -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- this language is not decidable but is this R.E?? by second rice theorem, Tyes ={154 strings} and Tno = more than 154 strings hence, Tyes is subset of Tno.so,it is not even R.E. am i right? please correct me.
L={⟨M⟩|TM accepts exactly 154 strings} this language is not decidable but is this R.E??by second rice theorem, Tyes ={154 strings} and Tno = more than 154 ...
Akriti sood
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L= {<TM> | TM halts on every input}
$L=\left \{ <TM> | TM\ halts\ on\ every\ input\ \right \}$ is above language Recursively enumerable or non recursively enumerable??
$L=\left \{ <TM | TM\ halts\ on\ every\ input\ \right \}$is above language Recursively enumerable or non recursively enumerable??
Akriti sood
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Akriti sood
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Dec 16, 2016
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decidability
Is equality problem for DCFL is decidable if yes then how to prove?
Is equality problem for DCFL is decidable if yes then how to prove?
vaishali jhalani
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vaishali jhalani
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Dec 14, 2016
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decidability
a context-free grammar is ambiguous is undecidable But for a given context-free language if we can make more than one parse tree then it means that it is ambiguous..So how it is undecidable??
a context-free grammar is ambiguous is undecidableBut for a given context-free language if we can make more than one parse tree then it means that it is ambiguous..So how...
vaishali jhalani
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Decidability+TM
I dont get how the first is decidable and I have no idea about other two. Detailed explanation would be helpful
I dont get how the first is decidable and I have no idea about other two. Detailed explanation would be helpful
Rahul Jain25
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Dec 13, 2016
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Decidability
Rahul Jain25
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Turing Recognizable Languages
Okay , So R is RE , L is Regular language. 1) Definitely true , RE not closed under complement. 2) Regular union Non regular language ? Could be possbile. Not too sure. 3) L interesection R' is not RE ? Not sure 4) ?? Not sure 5) ?? Not sure Can you help with these ?
Okay , So R is RE , L is Regular language.1) Definitely true , RE not closed under complement.2) Regular union Non regular language ? Could be possbile. Not too sure.3) L...
vishal8492
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Dec 13, 2016
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decidability
intersection of two recursive lang is recursive is this problem decidable or not?
intersection of two recursive lang is recursive is this problem decidable or not?
vaishali jhalani
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Doubt on decidability
Are these 2 problems different? 1. Given grammar G, is G regular? 2. Given grammar G, is L(G) regular? Which of these 2 are decidable?
Are these 2 problems different?1. Given grammar G, is G regular?2. Given grammar G, is L(G) regular?Which of these 2 are decidable?
agoh
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Dec 9, 2016
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MadeEasy Test Series: Theory Of Computation - Decidability
@arjun sir please help how is it recognizable?
@arjun sir please helphow is it recognizable?
Anusha Motamarri
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Anusha Motamarri
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Dec 8, 2016
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MadeEasy Test Series: Theory Of Computation - Decidability
L= {(M)| M is a TM and there exists an input w, |w| < 100, on which M halts}. Is L decidable? Please explain.
L= {(M)| M is a TM and there exists an input w, |w| < 100, on which M halts}. Is L decidable?Please explain.
agoh
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agoh
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Dec 8, 2016
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How to Check For Partial Decidability
What is Partial Decidability ? How do we check whether a problem is Partialy Decidable or Not ?
What is Partial Decidability ? How do we check whether a problem is Partialy Decidable or Not ?
PEKKA
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General TOC decidable problems
How to solve decidable problems and undecidable problems.......Its getting very difficult to understand....??
How to solve decidable problems and undecidable problems.......Its getting very difficult to understand....??
Anmol Verma
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decidability
Decidability of M is a TM and L(M) is a regular language ?
Decidability of M is a TM and L(M) is a regular language ?
Neal Caffery
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Neal Caffery
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Dec 1, 2016
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GATE CSE 1989 | Question: 3-iii
Which of the following problems are undecidable? Membership problem in context-free languages. Whether a given context-free language is regular. Whether a finite state automation halts on all inputs. Membership problem for type $0$ languages.
Which of the following problems are undecidable?Membership problem in context-free languages.Whether a given context-free language is regular.Whether a finite state autom...
makhdoom ghaya
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makhdoom ghaya
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Nov 27, 2016
Theory of Computation
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Basic Doubt in Rice Theorem
I read this blog http://gatecse.in/rices-theorem/ and I have a doubt in the first property. An example in this blog is L(M) = {0} and it's written that TMno =sigma* . My doubt is how can it be sigma* as sigma* can also contain {0} which should be accepted by TM.
I read this blog http://gatecse.in/rices-theorem/ and I have a doubt in the first property.An example in this blog is L(M) = {0} and it's written that TMno =sigma* . My d...
Xylene
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Xylene
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Nov 25, 2016
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Recursively Enumerable or not?
What is the class of the following languages? RE or REC or Not RE? La = {M | M is a Turing machine that halts on exactly 2016 input strings}. Lb = {M | M is a Turing machine that halts on atleast 2016 input strings}.
What is the class of the following languages? RE or REC or Not RE?La = {M | M is a Turing machine that halts on exactly 2016 input strings}.Lb = {M | M is a Turing machin...
Xylene
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Xylene
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Nov 25, 2016
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GATE CSE 1990 | Question: 3-vii
It is undecidable whether: An arbitrary Turing machine halts after $100$ steps. A Turing machine prints a specific letter. A Turing machine computes the products of two numbers None of the above.
It is undecidable whether:An arbitrary Turing machine halts after $100$ steps.A Turing machine prints a specific letter.A Turing machine computes the products of two numb...
makhdoom ghaya
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makhdoom ghaya
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Nov 22, 2016
Theory of Computation
gate1990
normal
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Doubt on decidability
I have a doubt regarding the dilemma of semidecidable and undecidable.. We have 8 standard properties and considering each class of language: a) Membership b) Finiteness c) Emptiness d) Ambiguity e) Regularity f) Equivalence g) Kleene's Closureness h ... particular operation?? @Arjun sir,plz help me resolving this doubt..It would be helpful of other aspirants as well..
I have a doubt regarding the dilemma of semidecidable and undecidable..We have 8 standard properties and considering each class of language:a) Membershipb) Finitenessc) E...
Habibkhan
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Nov 19, 2016
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Ace Test Series: Theory Of Computation - Decidability
thor
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thor
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Nov 17, 2016
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What is the difference ??
Please explain clearly?
Please explain clearly?
thor
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thor
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Nov 16, 2016
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