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Sep 05, 2017
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Alexandre Duret-Lutz
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* NEWS: Some typos en cleanup.
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transforming automata (in the same way as we have ltlcross for
LTL translators).
- genltl learned two generate to new families of formulas:
- genltl learned two generate t
w
o new families of formulas:
--fxg-or=RANGE F(p0 | XG(p1 | XG(p2 | ... XG(pn))))
--gxf-and=RANGE G(p0 & XF(p1 & XF(p2 & ... XF(pn))))
The later is a generalization of --eh-pattern=9, for which a
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both based on a product.
- autfilt learned to complement any alternating automaton with
option --dualize.
option --dualize.
(See spot::dualize() below.)
- autfilt learned --split-edges to convert labels that are Boolean
formulas into labels that are min-terms. (See spot::split_edges()
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- spot::sum() and spot::sum_and() implements the union and the
intersection of two automata by putting them side-by-side and
using non-deterministim or universal branching on the initial
stat
a
e.
state.
- twa objects have a new property: prop_complete(). This obviously
acts as a cache for the is_complete() function.
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function spot::dtwa_complement() has been deprecated and simply
calls spot::dualize().
- spot::dtwa_complement now simply returns the result of dualize()
- spot::decompose_strength() was extended and renamed to
spot::decompose_scc() as it can now also extract a subautomaton
leading to a particular SCC. A demonstration of this feature via
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input automaton with generalized Büchi/co-Büchi acceptance and
convert it to a weak alternating automaton.
- spot::sbacc() is now able to work on alternating automata.
- spot::sbacc() is can now also convert alternating automata
to state-based acceptance.
- spot::sbacc() and spot::degeneralize() learned to merge
accepting sinks.
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about BDD garbage collection and table resizing are shown.
- The & and | operators for acceptannce conditions have been changed
slightly to be more symmetrical. In older version, operator &
slightly to be more symmetrical. In older version
s
, operator &
would move Fin() terms to the front, but that is not the case
anymore. Also operator & was already grouping all Inf() terms
(for efficiency reasons), in this version operator | is
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generalized co-Büchi), it would sometimes output an automaton with
transition-based acceptance but marked as state-based.
- The complete() function could complete an empty co-Büchi automaton
into an
automaton accepting everything.
- The complete() function could complete an empty co-Büchi automaton
into an
automaton accepting everything.
Backward-incompatible changes:
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from 9 to 16 colors. While the first 8 colors are similar, they
are a bit more saturated now.
Deprecation notice:
Deprecation notices (code using these functions will still work, but
the compiler will emit warnings):
- spot::decompose_strength() is deprecated, it has been renamed
to spot::decompose_scc().
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