States machine:: how to find number of transitions:

[mangood]

Hi member

I have this states machine show below

where x :input and y output where both stream of ones and zeros bit

I ask how can I calculate the numbers of transitions between s1 to s1, s1 to s2, s2 to s1, s2 to s3 and until s6 to s6 , s6 to s5, and so on

any chanage in lv I will gracfull

thank in advace

 

[mangood]

i can not uplaod the VI due to the follwing message

""the contents of the attachment doesn't match its file type""".

[crossrulz]

I would store the counts in an array, one number for each possible transition.  Since you know where you are going next, you increment the element corresponding to that transition.

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@mangood wrote:

i can not uplaod the VI due to the follwing message

""the contents of the attachment doesn't match its file type""".

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Known problem with the forums.  I just zip up the VIs and post the zip file.  Haven't had problems with that yet.

[ToeCutter]

What he said. Easiest way is a 2D array where index(x,y) represents the number of transitions from state x to state y.

Initialise all elements to zero, index by initial,final state, and increment.

[mangood]

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thank for repaly

can plase show me the LV VI so that the index(x,y) represents the number of transitions from state x to state y.

[mangood]

the LV Vi

[mangood]

Dear

 I have done making labview for increasing by one for each transition but how can I produce the following code m(x0 new,y0 new)=m(x0 old,y0 old)+1

i mean how i make change to original array.

[ToeCutter]

You could change the original array by creating a property node linked to its value and connecting it where your arrow is.

[mangood]

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@ToeCutter wrote:

You could change the original array by creating a property node linked to its value and connecting it where your arrow is.

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is thier any example please for doing that please its complex for me

[ToeCutter · Accepted solution]

Dude, it's not complex to read the LabVIEW help on property nodes.

Right click on your 'm' value on the diagram, select 'create->property node', right click it and select 'change to write', and use the little hand tool to select the property 'value' on it. Then wire it to the output of your right hand block.