Planar digraphs for automatic complexity
classification
💻 cs.FL
math.COmath.LO
keywords
automaticcomplexityconstantnondeterministicplanaralwaysautomatonbinary
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We show that the digraph of a nondeterministic finite automaton witnessing the automatic complexity of a word can always be taken to be planar. In the case of total transition functions studied by Shallit and Wang, planarity can fail. Let $s_q(n)$ be the number of binary words $x$ of length $n$ having nondeterministic automatic complexity $A_N(x)=q$. We show that $s_q$ is eventually constant for each $q$ and that the eventual constant value of $s_q$ is computable.
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