Programme Notes:
This programme generates and visualises a set of transitions, which can be used for any purpose.
The main parameters are expressed in the menu:
"States";
(Set Number of states)
-A selection of between 2 and 10 initial transition states are offered
- Additionally "The Above plus" offers an extra 0, 10 or 20 transition states
- Additionally "The Above plus" offers an extra 0, 10 or 20 transition states
"Transformation ";
(Set Transformation Rules)
"Shift"
Generates a set of transitions based on a simple increment
"Random"Randomly generates a set of transitions
"Perm"Generates a set of transitions based on permutating the original number of states
"Add Transformation"; ("Shift","Random","Perm","None")
Allows compound transformations to be generated by a modular addition of two sets of transitions
"Representation";
(Select Representation)
"Circle"
Transitions are represented by points on the circumference of a circle
"Block1"
Transitions are represented by a flat block diagramme
"Block2"
Transitions are represented by maximum points in graph form
"B1 + B2"
"Block" and "graph" repeesentations are combined
"Block" and "graph" repeesentations are combined
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(To bring up process menu: right click on Java image when Applet is running)
Use left mouse button to selct menu options
Use browser navigation buttons to close or leave the process window
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To start Java Applet -click on image
(To bring up process menu: right click on Java image when Applet is running)
Use left mouse button to selct menu options
Use browser navigation buttons to close or leave the process window
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