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7th NCMA 2015: Porto, Portugal
- Rudolf Freund, Markus Holzer, Nelma Moreira, Rogério Reis:
Seventh Workshop on Non-Classical Models of Automata and Applications - NCMA 2015, Porto, Portugal, August 31 - September 1, 2015. Proceedings. books@ocg.at 318, Österreichische Computer Gesellschaft 2015, ISBN 978-3-903035-07-2
Invited Papers
- Patricia Bouyer:
On the optimal reachability problem in weighted timed automata and games. NCMA 2015: 11-36 - Sylvain Lombardy:
Weighted two-way automata. NCMA 2015: 37-47 - Emanuele Rodaro:
New reformulations of Cerny's conjecture and related problems. NCMA 2015: 49-58
Regular Contributions
- Dávid Angyal, Benedek Nagy:
On language families generated by controlled grammars. NCMA 2015: 59-72 - Suna Bensch, Frank Drewes, Thomas Hellström:
Grammatical inference of graph transformation rules. NCMA 2015: 73-90 - Bruno Guillon:
Sweeping weakens two-way transducers even with a unary output alphabet. NCMA 2015: 91-108 - Markus Holzer, Bianca Truthe:
On relations between some subregular language families. NCMA 2015: 109-124 - Peter Kostolányi:
A pumping lemma for flip-pushdown languages. NCMA 2015: 125-140 - Martin Kutrib, Andreas Malcher, Matthias Wendlandt:
When input-driven pushdown automata meet reversibility. NCMA 2015: 141-157 - Frantisek Mráz, Friedrich Otto, Daniel Prusa:
On a class of rational functions for pictures. NCMA 2015: 159-176 - Benedek Nagy:
A family of two-head pushdown automata. NCMA 2015: 177-191 - Özlem Salehi, A. C. Cem Say:
Homing vector automata. NCMA 2015: 193-205
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