A string generating hypergraph grammar is a hyperedge replacement grammar where the resulting language consists of string graphs i.e. hypergraphs modeling strings. With the help of these grammars, string languages like a n b n c n can be modeled that can not be generated by context-free grammars for strings. They are well suited to model discontinuous constituents in natural languages, i.e. constituents that are interrupted by other constituents. For parsing context-free Chomsky grammars, the Earley parser is well known. In this paper, an Earley parser for string generating hypergraph grammars is presented, leading to a parser for natural languages that is able to handle discontinuities
It is well known that hyperedge-replacement grammars can generate NP-complete graph languages even u...
The last few years have seen an increasing interest in mining and learning from graphs. Most work in...
Work on probabilistic models of natural language tends to focus on strings and trees, but there is i...
Discontinuous constituents and free word order pose constant problems in natural language parsing. S...
AbstractContext-free hypergraph grammars generate the same string languages as deterministic tree-wa...
AbstractWe introduce a hypergraph-generating system, called HRNCE grammars, which is structurally si...
AbstractThe complexity of languages generated by so-called context-free string grammars with disconn...
Hyperedge replacement grammar (HRG) is a formalism for generating and transforming graphs that has p...
Graph parsing is known to be computationally expensive. For this reason the construction of special-...
. A characterization of the sets of hypertrees generated by hyperedgereplacement graph grammars is e...
Context-free grammars are one of the most classical and fundamental notions in computer science text...
Abstract:- In this paper we survey several aspects related to normal forms of hyperedge replacement ...
Graph grammars are graph replacement systems and can be therefore regarded as a generalization of we...
AbstractWe introduce the handle-rewriting hypergraph grammars (HH grammars), based on the replacemen...
Two types of hypergraph rewriting grammar are considered: the well-known context-free hypergraph gra...
It is well known that hyperedge-replacement grammars can generate NP-complete graph languages even u...
The last few years have seen an increasing interest in mining and learning from graphs. Most work in...
Work on probabilistic models of natural language tends to focus on strings and trees, but there is i...
Discontinuous constituents and free word order pose constant problems in natural language parsing. S...
AbstractContext-free hypergraph grammars generate the same string languages as deterministic tree-wa...
AbstractWe introduce a hypergraph-generating system, called HRNCE grammars, which is structurally si...
AbstractThe complexity of languages generated by so-called context-free string grammars with disconn...
Hyperedge replacement grammar (HRG) is a formalism for generating and transforming graphs that has p...
Graph parsing is known to be computationally expensive. For this reason the construction of special-...
. A characterization of the sets of hypertrees generated by hyperedgereplacement graph grammars is e...
Context-free grammars are one of the most classical and fundamental notions in computer science text...
Abstract:- In this paper we survey several aspects related to normal forms of hyperedge replacement ...
Graph grammars are graph replacement systems and can be therefore regarded as a generalization of we...
AbstractWe introduce the handle-rewriting hypergraph grammars (HH grammars), based on the replacemen...
Two types of hypergraph rewriting grammar are considered: the well-known context-free hypergraph gra...
It is well known that hyperedge-replacement grammars can generate NP-complete graph languages even u...
The last few years have seen an increasing interest in mining and learning from graphs. Most work in...
Work on probabilistic models of natural language tends to focus on strings and trees, but there is i...