Lec-18: Eliminate Epsilon ε-moves | Conversion from epsilon nfa to nfa

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0:00 -Introduction
1:14 -Eliminate Epsilon ε-moves

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Definiation of Epsilon is on Lecture 25 of this playlist

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[loluni]

All those are having doubt make correction :
At the last moment sir forget to remove initial state symbol from q0 and as well as he forget to erase q0 and q2 as q0 is unreachable state so we can't even reach q2 as well, so
So only the valid states are q1 q3 q5 q6


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[kevalkathiriya]

Sir, one doubt is there...
How possible more than one initial state in finite automata... Because generally only one initial state possible in finite automata..!

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[suvankar]

Sir, in NFA or DFA, we have only one initial state ( Q, q0, F, delta, . sigma). So, why is there more than one initial state??
e-NFA to NFA can be transformed with the help of epsilon closure method, there no more than one initial state is coming!!! Please reply and explain Sir.

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