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diff --git a/gfsm/src/gfsm_automaton-help.pd b/gfsm/src/gfsm_automaton-help.pd index 52a2bc8..a26c7fa 100644 --- a/gfsm/src/gfsm_automaton-help.pd +++ b/gfsm/src/gfsm_automaton-help.pd @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -#N canvas 126 0 479 520 10; +#N canvas 8 34 479 520 10; #X text 89 7 gfsm_automaton : weighted finite state machine; #X text 183 489 Bryan Jurish <moocow@ling.uni-potsdam.de>; #X text 7 436 SEE ALSO:; @@ -12,11 +12,6 @@ #X text 7 211 SUBTOPICS:; #X text 10 114 DESCRIPTION:; #X text 245 211 GUTS:; -#X text 28 130 gfsm_automaton objects represent weighted finite state -machines (acceptors or transducers) -- rooted \, acyclic graphs whose -edges are labelled with triples (LO \, HI \, WEIGHT) \, where LO and -HI are alphabet labels (see gfsm_alphabet) \, and WEIGHT is a floating -point number.; #X obj 265 272 print fsm-help-out; #X obj 135 457 gfsm_alphabet; #N canvas 192 14 651 458 help-automaton-flags 0; @@ -153,11 +148,11 @@ transducer" format \, regardless of automaton flags or input file content. #X msg 24 140 concat fsm-help; #X text 215 141 "concat FSM2" : concatenate with automaton named FSM2 ; -#X text 187 197 "difference FSM2" : remove language of automaton named +#X text 187 203 "difference FSM2" : remove language of automaton named FSM2; -#X text 194 228 "intersect FSM2" : intersect with automaton named FSM2 +#X text 194 235 "intersect FSM2" : intersect with automaton named FSM2 ; -#X text 250 266 "invert" : swap upper and lower labels; +#X text 250 268 "invert" : swap upper and lower labels; #X msg 24 302 project 0; #X msg 24 319 project 1; #X text 208 298 "project SIDE" : project one label side; @@ -165,10 +160,10 @@ FSM2; #X text 328 323 SIDE=1: project upper labels; #X text 208 348 "product FSM2" : compute Cartesian product with FSM2 ; -#X text 243 407 "reverse" : reverse language of an automaton; +#X text 243 414 "reverse" : reverse language of an automaton; #X text 95 6 gfsm_automaton : algebraic operations; -#X text 229 439 "rmepsilon" : remove epsilon arcs; -#X text 222 478 "union FSM2" : compute union with automaton FSM2; +#X text 229 444 "rmepsilon" : remove epsilon arcs; +#X text 222 480 "union FSM2" : compute union with automaton FSM2; #X obj 24 505 s fsm-help-in; #X text 31 551 WARNING: these methods may block for long periods of time for large automata.; @@ -178,7 +173,7 @@ time for large automata.; #X text 229 70 "closure N" : compute N-ary closure; #X text 215 170 "determinize" : determinize an acceptor; #X msg 24 383 connect; -#X text 244 382 "connect" : remove useless states and arcs; +#X text 244 385 "connect" : remove useless states and arcs; #X connect 0 0 27 0; #X connect 1 0 27 0; #X connect 2 0 27 0; @@ -336,5 +331,10 @@ package from at&t.; #X connect 10 0 2 0; #X connect 15 0 2 0; #X restore 22 386 pd help-automaton-lookup; -#X connect 21 0 28 0; -#X connect 28 0 14 0; +#X text 28 130 gfsm_automaton objects represent weighted finite state +machines (acceptors or transducers) -- rooted and possibly cyclic graphs +whose edges are labelled with triples (LO \, HI \, WEIGHT) \, where +LO and HI are alphabet labels (see gfsm_alphabet) \, and WEIGHT is +a floating point number.; +#X connect 20 0 27 0; +#X connect 27 0 13 0; |