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A '''stateful machine''' is a [[machine]] that uses past output to create novel output. |
A '''stateful machine''' is a [[machine]] that uses past output to create novel output. |
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sourcePoint[ ] -->|source data| inputPoint |
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participant Alice |
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inputPoint[input] --> machine |
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participant Bob |
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machine --> outputPoint[output] |
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Alice->John: Hello John, how are you? |
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outputPoint -->|feedback| inputPoint |
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loop Healthcheck |
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outputPoint -->|behavior| behaviorPoint[ ] |
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John->John: Fight against hypochondria |
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end |
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style sourcePoint fill:none,stroke:none; |
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Note right of John: Rational thoughts <br/>prevail... |
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style behaviorPoint fill:none,stroke:none; |
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John-->Alice: Great! |
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John->Bob: How about you? |
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Bob-->John: Jolly good! |
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}} |
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Revision as of 19:16, 15 August 2023
A stateful machine is a machine that uses past output to create novel output.