Abstract. Context unification (CU) is the open problem of solving context equations for trees. We distinguish a new decidable variant of CU – well-nested CU – and present a new unification algorithm that solves well-nested context equations in non-deterministic polynomial time. We show that minimal well-nested solutions of context equations can be composed from the material present in the equation (see Theorem 1). This property is wishful when modeling natural language ellipsis in CU.
Unification, or solving equations on finite trees, is a P-complete problem central to symbolic manip...
One-context unification is an extension of first-order term unification in which a variable of arity...
Context unification is a variant of second-order unification and also a generalization of string uni...
International audienceContext unification (CU) is the famous open problem of solving context equatio...
Abstract—One context unification extends first-order unifi-cation by introducing a single context va...
Abstract. Context unification was originally defined by H. Comon in ICALP’92, as the problem of find...
Context Unification is the problem to decide for a given set of second-order equations E where all s...
AbstractThe context unification problem is a generalization of standard term unification. It consist...
Context unification is a particular case of second-order unification, where all second-order variabl...
AbstractContext unification is a natural variant of second-order unification that represents a gener...
Contexts are terms with one `hole', i.e. a place in which we can substitute an argument. In context ...
One Context Unification (1CU) extends first-order unification by introducing a single context variab...
Context unification is a particular case of second-order unification, where all second-order variabl...
AbstractBoth Sequence and Context Unification generalize the same problem: Word Unification. Besides...
Both Sequence and Context Unification generalize the same problem: Word Unification. Besides that, S...
Unification, or solving equations on finite trees, is a P-complete problem central to symbolic manip...
One-context unification is an extension of first-order term unification in which a variable of arity...
Context unification is a variant of second-order unification and also a generalization of string uni...
International audienceContext unification (CU) is the famous open problem of solving context equatio...
Abstract—One context unification extends first-order unifi-cation by introducing a single context va...
Abstract. Context unification was originally defined by H. Comon in ICALP’92, as the problem of find...
Context Unification is the problem to decide for a given set of second-order equations E where all s...
AbstractThe context unification problem is a generalization of standard term unification. It consist...
Context unification is a particular case of second-order unification, where all second-order variabl...
AbstractContext unification is a natural variant of second-order unification that represents a gener...
Contexts are terms with one `hole', i.e. a place in which we can substitute an argument. In context ...
One Context Unification (1CU) extends first-order unification by introducing a single context variab...
Context unification is a particular case of second-order unification, where all second-order variabl...
AbstractBoth Sequence and Context Unification generalize the same problem: Word Unification. Besides...
Both Sequence and Context Unification generalize the same problem: Word Unification. Besides that, S...
Unification, or solving equations on finite trees, is a P-complete problem central to symbolic manip...
One-context unification is an extension of first-order term unification in which a variable of arity...
Context unification is a variant of second-order unification and also a generalization of string uni...