Detecting useless transitions in pushdown automata
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Context-free languages can be expressed by means of pushdown automata. Pushdown automata may contain transitions that are never used in any accepting run. Such transitions do not affect the languages the automata define, but they increase their memory requirements as well as thei
Pushdown automata may contain transitions that are never used in any accepting run of the automaton. We present an algorithm for detecting such useless transitions. A finite automaton that captures the possible stack content during runs of the pushdown automaton, is first constru
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