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we saw how to minimize the machine using state equivalents but the machine was a completely specified machine the output against in each in hood was available the next state transition against machine food was also have a little not what if the next state or some of boosts are absent for the machine now that particular machine may be termed as in completely specified machine where of course all the next stage transition may not be available against some input here you can see that in this example against the input I 1 I 2 and I 3 thus output is not available for this particular case against I 3 if you are in state a the present state is a and you are giving input I 3 then the next state is C obviously but the output could be anything it could be the 0 or 1 again for this input I one for state for current state B what we are getting here is that neither of the next state or the output is given so it could be anything it could be either of the five states a b c d or e in the output could be anything of 0 or 1 now such a machine is called in fine incompletely specified machine now if an incompletely specified machine is given how could it minimize if we go on minimizing the incompletely specified machine using the previously considered approach by state equivalence then it could give different it could raise different options we can have different options in this encompass incompletely specified spaces so what should he do in this case so the technical way of producing this machine is by using a March aircraft then then developing a comparability graph using that March aircraft so first of all in this tutorial what I'm going to do is to develop the March aircraft we will learn how to develop a March aircraft and then in the next tutorial I will develop comparability graph and will ultimately reviews the machine so first of all what we need to understand what March our graph is module graph is a graph where the number of vertices are equal to the number of states now if there are five states in this in the machine now in my example we have ABCDE there are five states so each stage corresponds to a vertex in the graph so there are five vertices a B C D and E now what about the arcs no E and B these two states are going to have an arc between them if they do not conflict for their outputs that's the first condition if the output for any input is different then two vertices are not going to have any arcs now if the outputs for all the inputs are same then what you need to do is to check whether the next state transition is same or not if the next stress...