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The task of coding a finite automation consists in putting into correspondence with each input, output, and internal state a definite set of values of the basic input, output, and supplementary input signals respectively of the combinatory scheme (logical transformer). Automata coding is the least developed, although highly important, step in synthesis, determining reliability, stability, memory size, and complexity of the logical transformer (LT) [1].

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Piil’, E.I. (1969). Certain Questions in the Coding of Finite Automata. In: Lazarev, V.G., Zakrevskii, A.V. (eds) Synthesis of Digital Automata / Problemy Sinteza Tsifrovykh Avtomatov / Проƃлемы Синтеза Цифровых Автоматов. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-9033-6_2

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