词条 | Log-space transducer |
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A log space transducer (LST) is a type of Turing machine used for log-space reductions. A log space transducer, , has three tapes:
will be designed to compute a log-space computable function (where is the alphabet of both the input and output tapes). If is executed with on its input tape, when the machine halts, it will have remaining on its output tape. A language is said to be log-space reducible to a language if there exists a log-space computable function, , which will convert an input from problem into an input to problem . I.E. . This seems like a rather convoluted idea, but it has two useful properties that are desirable for a reduction:
Transitivity holds because it is possible to feed the output tape of one reducer (A→B) to another (B→C). At first glance, this seems incorrect because the A→C reducer needs to store the output tape from the A→B reducer onto the work tape in order to feed it into the B→C reducer, but this is not true. Each time the B→C reducer needs to access its input tape, the A→C reducer can re-run the A→B reducer, and so the output of the A→B reducer never needs to be stored entirely at once. References
2 : Computational complexity theory|Turing machine |
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