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bool | is_cut_up (const Element< S, T > &a) |
Check if labels are series with one element. | |
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Element< S, T > | cut_up (const Element< S, T > &a) |
Transform an automaton labeled with series to an automaton where all labels are series with one and only one element. | |
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void | cut_up (const Element< S, T > &a, Element< S, T > &res) |
Transform an automaton labeled with series to an automaton where all labels are series with one and only one element. | |
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void | cut_up_here (Element< S, T > &a) |
Transform an automaton labeled with series to an automaton where all labels are series with one and only one element. |
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Check if labels are series with one element.
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Transform an automaton labeled with series to an automaton where all labels are series with one and only one element. No cut-up work is done on input and output transitions. Works on all automata and transducers labeled with polynomial series, and on automata labeled with rational series.
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Transform an automaton labeled with series to an automaton where all labels are series with one and only one element. No cut-up work is done on input and output transitions. Works on all automata and transducers labeled with polynomial series, and on automata labeled with rational series.
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Transform an automaton labeled with series to an automaton where all labels are series with one and only one element. No cut-up work is done on input and output transitions. Works on all automata and transducers labeled with polynomial series, and on automata labeled with rational series.
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