Finite State Machine (FSM): A mathematical model representing computation through a finite number of states and transitions, commonly used to design both hardware and software systems.

Implementing Finite State Machines with Physhun and Spring This paper presents the Physhun project, a Spring-based framework for implementing complex processes through Finite State Machine models.

Making Finite State Machines glitch-free is of high importance for such designs, as Finite State Machines usually control significant parts of design logic. Lint tools help to guarantee the ...

Conclusion The Process Framework presented here offers one the ability to create asynchronous, long-lived, stoppable processes modeled as finite state machines. The framework allows for "pluggable" ...

The build uses state machines to keep track of the moves played on each of the squares, and another state machine to keep track of whether or not the current game has been won.

This work describes a method of performing test-scenarios, starting from a zero defect running specification, modeled by finite state machines. The test-scenarios are intended to determine whether a ...

In this paper, we propose stochastic finite-state models for these two subproblems. Stochastic finite-state models are efficiently learnable from data, effective for decoding and are associated with a ...