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It would be cool to have an "evaluation domain" (a built-in problem domain that RGEP can solve) for graphs and/or finite state machines.
This could end up like Haskell alga, the graph algebra library, or might take another direction. In the paper describing algebraic graphs there is a note at the end about state machines as maps from symbols to graphs that might help.
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It would be cool to have an "evaluation domain" (a built-in problem domain that RGEP can solve) for graphs and/or finite state machines.
This could end up like Haskell alga, the graph algebra library, or might take another direction. In the paper describing algebraic graphs there is a note at the end about state machines as maps from symbols to graphs that might help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: