AbstractThis article provides detailed constructions demonstrating that the class of indexed grammars introduced as a simple extension of context-free grammars has essentially the same expressive power as the class of logic programs with unary predicates and functions and exactly one variable symbol.Some additional considerations are concerned with parsing procedures
An extension for the concept of the finite index of context-free grammars is introduced and regular ...
When writing programs to manipulate structures such as algebraic expressions, logical formulas, proo...
AbstractDefinite-clause grammars (DCGs) generalize context-free grammars in such a way that Prolog c...
AbstractThis article provides detailed constructions demonstrating that the class of indexed grammar...
Indexed languages are interesting in computational linguistics because they are the least class of l...
Indexed grammars are a generalization of context-free grammars and recognize a proper subset of cont...
Indexed languages are languages recognized by pushdown automata of level 2 and by indexed grammars. ...
The strong generative capacity of a certain type of indexed grammar is investigated within a model-t...
This paper presents a possibility to extend the formalism of linear indexed grammars. The extension ...
This paper defines the grammar class of sequentially indexed grammars. Sequentially indexed grammars...
. New methods from meta-programming in logic makes it possible automatically to extract grammar rule...
AbstractIn this paper a notion of a grammar is defined which is an extension of a context-free gramm...
A context-free grammar is a single-tree grammar (STG) if every nonterminal symbol has at most one p...
An example is given of a context-free grammar with infinite index. This solves a problem proposed by...
There is currently considerable interest among computational linguists in grammatical formalisms wit...
An extension for the concept of the finite index of context-free grammars is introduced and regular ...
When writing programs to manipulate structures such as algebraic expressions, logical formulas, proo...
AbstractDefinite-clause grammars (DCGs) generalize context-free grammars in such a way that Prolog c...
AbstractThis article provides detailed constructions demonstrating that the class of indexed grammar...
Indexed languages are interesting in computational linguistics because they are the least class of l...
Indexed grammars are a generalization of context-free grammars and recognize a proper subset of cont...
Indexed languages are languages recognized by pushdown automata of level 2 and by indexed grammars. ...
The strong generative capacity of a certain type of indexed grammar is investigated within a model-t...
This paper presents a possibility to extend the formalism of linear indexed grammars. The extension ...
This paper defines the grammar class of sequentially indexed grammars. Sequentially indexed grammars...
. New methods from meta-programming in logic makes it possible automatically to extract grammar rule...
AbstractIn this paper a notion of a grammar is defined which is an extension of a context-free gramm...
A context-free grammar is a single-tree grammar (STG) if every nonterminal symbol has at most one p...
An example is given of a context-free grammar with infinite index. This solves a problem proposed by...
There is currently considerable interest among computational linguists in grammatical formalisms wit...
An extension for the concept of the finite index of context-free grammars is introduced and regular ...
When writing programs to manipulate structures such as algebraic expressions, logical formulas, proo...
AbstractDefinite-clause grammars (DCGs) generalize context-free grammars in such a way that Prolog c...