Alternating timed automaton
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Alternating timed automaton
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In automata theory, an alternating timed automaton (ATA) is a mix of both a timed automaton and an alternating finite automaton. That is, it is a sort of automaton which can measure time and in which there exists universal and existential transition. ATAs are more expressive than timed automata. A one clock alternating timed automaton (OCATA) is a restriction of an ATA allowing the use of a single clock. OCATAs can express timed languages which can not be expressed using timed-automata.
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2019-03-31T22:56:52Z
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2024-09-10T06:02:13Z
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