In computer science, „NBA“ stands for „Nondeterministic Büchi Automaton.“ It is a type of automaton used in formal verification and model checking. An NBA is a finite state machine that extends the classical finite automaton by introducing acceptance conditions based on a set of states, known as accepting states. The nondeterministic nature means that, for some input strings, the automaton can have multiple possible transitions from a given state, allowing for various computational paths.
The key feature of an NBA is that it accepts infinite words (or sequences) based on the requirement that the automaton visits an accepting state infinitely often throughout the computation. This makes NBAs particularly useful for verifying properties of systems that operate over infinite behaviors, such as reactive systems in concurrent computing.
The verification process often involves checking whether a system model satisfies certain specifications by translating those specifications into NBAs. The acceptance conditions formulated with NBAs are often applied in temporal logic, which is used to specify the behavior of systems over time. As a result, NBA plays an essential role in the field of formal methods, model checking, and automated reasoning.
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