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<p>from some input data type Y into the initial state of X, and a decoding function ?: X -> Z, converts back from the final state(s) of X into some output data type Z.  Once the initial state of X is populated, the X-machine runs to completion, and the outputs are then observed.  In general, a machine may deadlock (be blocked), or livelock (never halt), or perform one or more complete computations.  For this reason, more recent research has focused on deterministic X-machines, whose behaviour can be controlled and observed more precisely.</p>

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