- set must be com****ble. The set
being enumerated is then
called recursively enumerable (or com****bly
enumerable in more
contemporary language), referring...
- Look up
enumerator in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Enumerator may
refer to:
Iterator (computer science) An
enumerator in the
context of iteratees...
-
recursively enumerable (also recognizable,
partially decidable, semidecidable, Turing-acceptable or Turing-recognizable) if it is a
recursively enumerable subset...
- theory, a set S of
natural numbers is
called com****bly
enumerable (c.e.),
recursively enumerable (r.e.), semidecidable,
partially decidable, listable,...
-
Enumerate could refer to:
Enumeration, a mathematical,
theoretical concept of an
exhaustive listing of
compatible items Enumerate (project), a collaborative...
- times. An
Enumerable Language is
Turing Recognizable It's very easy to
construct a
Turing Machine M {\displaystyle M} that
recognizes the
enumerable language...
- com****bly
enumerable sets A and B such that A is
Turing reducible to B but not many-one
reducible to B. It can be
shown that
every com****bly
enumerable set...
-
Network enumeration is a
computing activity in
which usernames and info on groups, shares, and
services of
networked computers are retrieved. It should...
-
recursive language is
recursively enumerable.
These are all
proper inclusions,
meaning that
there exist recursively enumerable languages that are not context-sensitive...
-
degree is
called recursively enumerable (r.e.) or com****bly
enumerable (c.e.) if it
contains a
recursively enumerable set.
Every r.e.
degree is below...
