State Machine: A sequence of events that can be implemented in a logic system is called a state machine. The output of a state machine follows a predictable sequence, triggered by a clock and other input conditions.

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A state machine is indeed a model of computation that consists of a sequence of states, transitions between those states, and events that trigger those transitions. The output can be determined based on the current state and the input conditions, often synchronized with a clock in digital systems.