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Machine characterization of eol-regular matrix systems

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The proposed Restricted Pushdown Array of Counters-Finite Matrix Automaton (RPAC-FMA) is proposed and it is shown that a lanauge is RPAC-FM Language if and only if it is a EOL-RM Language.
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In formal language theory, a traditional topic is to characterize classes of languages by machine models. Motivated by the idea of extending the machine characterization of L systems to two dimensions and at the same time to generate interesting picture classes we propose in this paper a new model called EOL-Regular Matrix Systems (EOL-RMS). EOL-RM languages are obtained by substituting regular sets vertically into EOL languages. First a horizontal line of intermediates is generated by an EOL system. Then regular sets are substituted vertically for each intermediate eel! resulting in a rectangular array. We propose in this paper Restricted Pushdown Array of Counters-Finite Matrix Automaton (RPAC-FMA) and show that a lanauge is RPAC-FM Language if and only if it is a EOL-RM Language.

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Picture generation and developmental matrix systems

TL;DR: Two-dimensional L -systems are presented by substituting regular sets vertically into extended OL ( OL, tabled OL)(EOL (OL, TOL) systems and the automata which accept extended OL-regular matrix languages (EOL-RML) are constructed.
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Machine characterization of (EOL-EOL) array languages

TL;DR: It is shown that a language is a (RPAC-RPAC)AA language if and only if it is a E0L-E0L language, which is a two-dimensional language which need not be rectangular.
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Developmental systems and languages

TL;DR: Developmental systems were introduced in order to model morphogenetic (pattern-generating) processes in growing, multicellular, filamentous organisms by considering the states and outputs to be identical and thus omitting the output functions.