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The current intersection algorithm requires that both transducers be recognizers (i.e. empty output alphabets). But this is not necessary, because
the current algorithm should work even if only one of the machines is a recognizer
it is also possible to intersect machines at the alignment level (i.e. not just the I/O sequences but the alignment path must be aligned). This departs a little bit from the idea of machines as matrices indexed only by sequences, and would require some adjustment (e.g. the concept of a waiting machine might need to be modified in this case), but is useful e.g. in calculating likelihoods of particular alignments, constraining machines to follow a particular alignment path, and so on; and it may even generalize to alignment envelopes.
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The current intersection algorithm requires that both transducers be recognizers (i.e. empty output alphabets). But this is not necessary, because
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: