Lazy Subset Construction (for NFAs to DFAs) [Theory of Computing]

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In today's lesson we learn about how we can resolve the issue of including unreachable states in a resulting DFA from the subset construction. To do this, we combine the subset construction with a graph-traversal algorithm (in this case breadth-first search).

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0:00 Recap, issue with the subset construction (please note it is still possible for the DFA to have an exponential number of states, should they be reachable from the start state)
0:44 Lazy Subset Construction
10:08 Example applying the lazy subset construction on a NFA
16:34 Closing

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