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A topological ordering of states is not necessarily an ordering from link parents to their children.
The current implementation is correct, because the topological sorting is in a manner of BFS, where NO states with longer maximum suffix lengths are visited earlier than states with shorter ones.
So the interface name of get_topo_sorted_node_ids will soon be changed into a more precise one. And there will be another test to verify this property.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Incorrect accepting states!
Incorrect accepting states for arbitrary topological ordering.
Oct 18, 2023
ChieloNewctle
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Incorrect accepting states for arbitrary topological ordering.
Incorrect accepting states for arbitrary topological ordering
Oct 18, 2023
A topological ordering of states is not necessarily an ordering from
link
parents to their children.The current implementation is correct, because the topological sorting is in a manner of BFS, where NO states with longer maximum suffix lengths are visited earlier than states with shorter ones.
So the interface name of
get_topo_sorted_node_ids
will soon be changed into a more precise one. And there will be another test to verify this property.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: