File:Difference between deterministic and Nondeterministic.svg
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English: A deterministic algorithm that performs f(n) steps always finishes with an accept or reject state, and always finishes with the same result. A non-deterministic algorithm that is f(n) levels may return different values on different runs, and may never finish with an accept or reject state. |
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| Source | Own work based on: Difference between deterministic and Nondeterministic.png by Eleschinski2000 |
| Author | Vectorization: Alhadis |
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