Title | Linear Bounded Automata |
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Author | Megha R |
Course | Theory of Computation |
Institution | APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University |
Pages | 1 |
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This is easy to learn lecture note for linear bounded automata....
Linear Bounded Automata (LBA) It is a variant of turing machine (TM), which is created by restricting the way in which the tape can be used. It has an unbound tape similar to the case of standard TM. The tape head is not allowed to move off the portion of the tape containing the input. The input is restricted using some special symbols, namely the left end marker ([) and right end marker (]). More space is available for long input strings and less space for short input strings. The initial configuration is given b y the instantaneous description q0, where q0 is the initial state, is the input string, ‘[‘is the left end marker, and ‘]’ is the right end marker. LBA is a TM with a limited amount of memory; it can solve only problems requiring memory that can fit within the tape used for the input. LBA accepts context sensitive language. In spite of memory constraints, LBA’s are powerful....