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A '''stateful machine''' is a [[machine]] that uses past states to create novel output.
A '''stateful machine''' is a [[machine]] that uses past outputs, including states during execution, to create novel output. This process is known as [[feedback]].


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[[Feedback]] is fundamental to the operation of a stateful machine. It takes the output of the machine, which includes its state during execution, and passes this data back to the machine as a parameter to create new output.

Latest revision as of 20:18, 8 November 2023

A stateful machine is a machine that uses past outputs, including states during execution, to create novel output. This process is known as feedback.