Abs t r ac t. In this paper, we introduce a dynamical complexity measure, namely the degree of team cooperation, in the aim of investigating "how much " the components of a grammar system cooperate when forming a team in the process of generating terminal words. We present several re-sults which strongly suggest that this measure is trivial in the sense that the degree of team cooperation of any language is bounded by a constant. Finally, we prove that the degree of team cooperation of a given cooper-ating/distributed grammar system cannot be algorithmically computed and discuss a decisión problem.
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Question: Under what conditions will a group of adaptive, communicating agents converge on a single ...
AbstractA team of learning machines is a multiset of learning machines. A team is said to successful...
AbstractA new dynamical measure of the descriptional complexity for context-free grammars and langua...
Abstract. We investigate the generative power of cooperating distributed grammar systems (CDGSs), if...
We prove that grammar systems with (prescribed or free) teams (of constant size at least two or arbi...
Abstract. We study the generative power of CD grammar systems (CDGSs) that use a cooperation protoco...
AbstractWe investigate here the descriptional and the computational complexity of parallel communica...
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This article defines cooperating distributed grammar systems with E0L components instead of context-...
In this paper we extend the conditions of dynamic team constitution in simple eco– grammar systems, ...
AbstractThe parallel communicating grammar systems consist of grammars working synchronously and sen...
We consider cooperating distributed (CD) grammar systems and variants thereof as language acceptors....
For tabled Lindenmayer systems and their languages, the degree of synchronization and the degree of ...
A team of learning machines is a multiset of learning machines. A team is said to successfully ident...
Question: Under what conditions will a group of adaptive, communicating agents converge on a single ...
AbstractA team of learning machines is a multiset of learning machines. A team is said to successful...
AbstractA new dynamical measure of the descriptional complexity for context-free grammars and langua...
Abstract. We investigate the generative power of cooperating distributed grammar systems (CDGSs), if...
We prove that grammar systems with (prescribed or free) teams (of constant size at least two or arbi...
Abstract. We study the generative power of CD grammar systems (CDGSs) that use a cooperation protoco...
AbstractWe investigate here the descriptional and the computational complexity of parallel communica...
In this paper we consider constraints, as a new research area for cooperating distributed (CD) gramm...
AbstractIt is proved that the number of components in context-free cooperating distributed (CD) gram...
This article defines cooperating distributed grammar systems with E0L components instead of context-...
In this paper we extend the conditions of dynamic team constitution in simple eco– grammar systems, ...
AbstractThe parallel communicating grammar systems consist of grammars working synchronously and sen...
We consider cooperating distributed (CD) grammar systems and variants thereof as language acceptors....
For tabled Lindenmayer systems and their languages, the degree of synchronization and the degree of ...
A team of learning machines is a multiset of learning machines. A team is said to successfully ident...
Question: Under what conditions will a group of adaptive, communicating agents converge on a single ...
AbstractA team of learning machines is a multiset of learning machines. A team is said to successful...