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112 results about "Deterministic finite automaton" patented technology

In the theory of computation, a branch of theoretical computer science, a deterministic finite automaton (DFA)—also known as deterministic finite acceptor (DFA), deterministic finite state machine (DFSM), or deterministic finite state automaton (DFSA)—is a finite-state machine that accepts or rejects a given string of symbols, by running through a state sequence uniquely determined by the string. Deterministic refers to the uniqueness of the computation run. In search of the simplest models to capture finite-state machines, Warren McCulloch and Walter Pitts were among the first researchers to introduce a concept similar to finite automata in 1943.

Method and device for matching regular expressions

The embodiment of the invention provides a method and device for matching regular expressions. The method comprises the following steps of: firstly, inputting a message to be matched and a DFA (Deterministic Finite Automaton) state table, wherein the DFA state table comprises a state transition table including transition relationships between all state addresses and each state in the matching process of the regular expressions; secondly, judging a data type corresponding to the present state, wherein the data type includes a single-character Char type and a multi-character Str type, and the data corresponding to the Str type are a plurality of continuous characters; if the data type is the Str type, matching a plurality of character values in the current state of the message to be matchedand the matching condition, and when matched, shifting to the next state satisfying the matching condition; if the data type is the Char type, matching a single character value at the current state in the message to be matched and the matching condition, and when matched, shifting to the next state satisfying the matching condition; and when the next state is an accept state, finishing the matching process and outputting a success result of matching. The method for matching regular expressions has high matching speed and high efficiency and the space occupied by the DFA items is small.
Owner:杨志杰

Interactive-question semantic understanding method in intelligent customer services

The invention provides an interactive-question semantic understanding method in intelligent customer services. The method includes the following steps that the conversation content between current intelligent customer services and clients is subjected to co-text language environment expression, wherein co-text language environment expression comprises event expression and language environment expression; according to the co-text language environment expression, a conversation semantic event graph is constructed; according to multiple conversation corpora of the intelligent customer services and the clients, a business logic tree is constructed; according to a determined finite state automata, an order state machine is established; according to the semantic event graph, logic decision branches are selected from the business logic tree; according to the logic decision branches and the order state machine, a semantic processing template is returned to the intelligent customer services, and semantic expression generation is carried out. According to the interactive-question semantic understanding method in the intelligent customer services, interaction questions and answers based on aflow diagram are achieved, the accuracy of client interrogation understanding of the intelligent customer services is increased, the consistency between the intelligent customer services and client conversations is guaranteed, and the work efficiency of the intelligent customer services is improved.
Owner:KANGCHENG INVESTMENT CHINA

Method for broadcast authentication of wireless sensor network based on automaton and game of life

The invention discloses a method for the broadcast authentication of a wireless sensor network based on an automaton and a game of life, which aims at the problems of limitations to coverage and special network traffic distribution of a base station in the authentication of the wireless sensor network which has relatively more hidden dangers due to own characteristics. By the method, the coverageof the base station can be expanded to realize the broadcast of nodes of the whole network, and the distributional pattern of the network traffic of the wireless sensor network (WSN) is simulated. The broadcast authentication of the wireless sensor network is realized mainly by combining a plurality of ways such as an improved deterministic finite automaton, a clustering algorithm, a game of lifealgorithm and the like. A specific technical scheme and specific steps and flows are designed. The method is remarkably distinguished from the conventional broadcast authentication method used for the WSN, and is advanced in the aspects of communication ranges of nodes of the base station, the rational allocation of node energy in the network, the simulation of a network traffic pattern, and the like.
Owner:NANJING UNIV OF POSTS & TELECOMM

Method for inspecting deep packets based on suffix automaton regular engine structure

InactiveCN103259793ARapid Intrusion DetectionEfficient Intrusion DetectionData switching networksWeb serviceSuffix automaton
The invention discloses a method for inspecting deep packets based on a suffix automaton regular engine structure. The method comprises the following steps: S1, intruding an inspection system, extracting attack features and constructing regular expression, S2, constructing suffix nondeterministic finite automaton (NFA) engine and utilizing the suffix NFA engine to conduct multiple-pattern matching, S3, obtaining application layer protocol data packets and Web server log files from a Web server, S4, conducting deep packet inspecting on the protocol data packets and the log files and sending inspecting results to a firewall. According to the method for inspecting the deep packets based on the suffix automaton regular engine structure, matching of the multiple regular expression of a deterministic finite automaton (DFA) can be achieved by using a single automaton in a NFA mode, the problems that the NFA can not achieve the matching of the multiple regular expression and space explosion occurs when the DFA achieves the matching of the multiple regular expression are solved, the space size of the NFA is effectively reduced, the problems that a traditional NFA engine constructing method is waste in space and invalid traversal exists in the process of executing mode matching are solved, response time of deep packet inspecting is effectively shortened, and whole performance and efficiency of a system are improved.
Owner:NORTHEASTERN UNIV

Using a tunable finite automaton for regular expression matching

Deterministic Finite Automatons (DFAs) and Nondeterministic Finite Automatons (NFAs) are two typical automatons used in the Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS). Although they both perform regular expression matching, they have quite different performance and memory usage properties. DFAs provide fast and deterministic matching performance but suffer from the well-known state explosion problem. NFAs are compact, but their matching performance is unpredictable and with no worst case guarantee. A new automaton representation of regular expressions, called Tunable Finite Automaton (TFA), is described. TFAs resolve the DFAs' state explosion problem and the NFAs' unpredictable performance problem. Different from a DFA, which has only one active state, a TFA allows multiple concurrent active states. Thus, the total number of states required by the TFA to track the matching status is much smaller than that required by the DFA. Different from an NFA, a TFA guarantees that the number of concurrent active states is bounded by a bound factor b that can be tuned during the construction of the TFA according to the needs of the application for speed and storage. A TFA can achieve significant reductions in the number of states and memory space.
Owner:POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

Encoding non-derministic finite automation states efficiently in a manner that permits simple and fast union operations

Deterministic Finite Automatons (DFAs) and Nondeterministic Finite Automatons (NFAs) are two typical automatons used in the Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS). Although they both perform regular expression matching, they have quite different performance and memory usage properties. DFAs provide fast and deterministic matching performance but suffer from the well-known state explosion problem. NFAs are compact, but their matching performance is unpredictable and with no worst case guarantee. A new automaton representation of regular expressions, called Tunable Finite Automaton (TFA), is described. TFAs resolve the DFAs' state explosion problem and the NFAs' unpredictable performance problem. Different from a DFA, which has only one active state, a TFA allows multiple concurrent active states. Thus, the total number of states required by the TFA to track the matching status is much smaller than that required by the DFA. Different from an NFA, a TFA guarantees that the number of concurrent active states is bounded by a bound factor b that can be tuned during the construction of the TFA according to the needs of the application for speed and storage. A TFA can achieve significant reductions in the number of states and memory space.
Owner:POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
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