Finding regular insertion encodings for permutation classes
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Abstract: We describe a practical algorithm which computes the accepting automaton for the insertion encoding of a permutation class, whenever this insertion encoding is regular. This algorithm is implemented in the accompanying Maple package INSENC, which can automatically compute the rational generating functions for such classes.
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