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 The parallel non-deterministic derivation mode ensures that a single node is deleted by at most one actual rule application. If several rule applications delete the same node, one actual application is chosen pseudo-randomly. The parallel non-deterministic derivation mode ensures that a single node is deleted by at most one actual rule application. If several rule applications delete the same node, one actual application is chosen pseudo-randomly.
  
 +====== ======
  
 +Assuming to apply a rule set: 
 +<code>
 + A ==> B A
 + A ==> C A
 + A ==> A A
 +</code>
 +on an axiom ''A'' 
 +
 +could result after two steps in:
 +  * ''BBA''
 +  * ''CCA''
 +  * ''AAA''
 +  * ''BAA''
 +  * ''CBA''
 +  * ...
 +
 +Because at any step the software pics randomly one of the possible rules for A and applies it.
 + 
01_user_documentation/06_graph/05_derivation/04_modes/02_parallel_non_deterministic_mode.txt · Last modified: 2025/12/17 12:40 by Tim