We introduce various types of w-automata, top-down automata and bottom-up automata on infinite trees. We study the power of deterministic and nondeter-ministic tree automata and prove that deterministic and non-deterministic bottom-up tree automata accept the same intinite tree sets. We establish a relationship between tree automata, Logic programs, recursive program schemes, and the monadic se...

We study three notions of directability of fuzzy automata akin to the D1-, D2and D3-directability of nondeterministic automata. Thus an input word w of a fuzzy automaton is D1-directing if a fixed single state is reachable by w from all states, D2-directing if exactly the same states are reachable by w from every state, and D3-directing if there is a state reachable by w from every state. We st...

the purpose of the present work is to introduce the concept of bifuzzy core of a fuzzy automaton, which induces a bifuzzy topology on the state-set of this fuzzy automaton. this is shown that this bifuzzy topology can be used to characterize the concepts such as bifuzzy family of submachines, bifuzzy separable family and bifuzzy retrievable family of a fuzzy automaton.

Tree-walking automata are a natural sequential model for recognizing languages of finite trees. Such automata walk around the tree and may decide in the end to accept it. It is shown that deterministic tree-walking automata are weaker than nondeterministic tree-walking automata.

Encoding unranked trees to binary trees, henceforth called binarization, is an important method to deal with unranked trees. For each of three binarizations we show that weighted (ranked) tree automata together with the binarization are equivalent to weighted unranked tree automata; even in the probabilistic case. This allows to easily adapt training methods for weighted (ranked) tree automata ...

Tree Regular Model Checking (TRMC) is the name of a family of techniques for analyzing infinite-state systems in which states are represented by terms, and sets of states by Tree Automata (TA). The central problem in TRMC is to decide whether a set of bad states is reachable. The problem of computing a TA representing (an overapproximation of) the set of reachable states is undecidable, but eff...

anti-lock braking system (abs) is a nonlinear and time varying system including uncertainty, so it cannot be controlled by classic methods. intelligent methods such as fuzzy controller are used in this area extensively; however traditional fuzzy controller using simple type-1 fuzzy sets may not be robust enough to overcome uncertainties. for this reason an interval type-2 fuzzy controller is de...

Connections between Tree Automata and Term Rewriting are now well known. Whereas treeautomata can be viewed as a subclass of ground rewrite systems, tree automata are successfullyused as decision tools in rewriting theory. Furthermore, applications, including rewriting theory,have influenced the definition of new classes of tree automata. In this talk, we will first presenta sho...

Connections between Tree Automata and Term Rewriting are now well known. Whereas tree automata can be viewed as a subclass of ground rewrite systems, tree automata are successfully used as decision tools in rewriting theory. Furthermore, applications, including rewriting theory, have influenced the definition of new classes of tree automata. In this talk, we will first present a short and not e...

Abstract We show the decidability of finite sequentiality problem for unambiguous max-plus tree automata. A automaton is called if there at most one accepting run on every tree. The asks whether a given automaton, exist finitely many deterministic automata whose pointwise maximum equivalent to automaton.