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There is a large part (2/3) devoted to the presentation of p-adic numbers, something that I would believe UCNC conference attenders are familiar with. I would have expected the "4 -Results" part to be explained in more details for a best understanding of where advantages could be gained over probabilistic machines when using p-adic numbers. I admit that while I understand p-adic numbers, I don't understand the main "theorem 1" result. I would suggest the authors to give more room to the "4" section in the final version. Maybe a more detailed example of a run of the automata for the (2) case of theorem 1 would help.
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There is a large part (2/3) devoted to the presentation of p-adic numbers, something that I would believe UCNC conference attenders are familiar with. I would have expected the "4 -Results" part to be explained in more details for a best understanding of where advantages could be gained over probabilistic machines when using p-adic numbers. I admit that while I understand p-adic numbers, I don't understand the main "theorem 1" result. I would suggest the authors to give more room to the "4" section in the final version. Maybe a more detailed example of a run of the automata for the (2) case of theorem 1 would help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: