Add to ORKGIn this paper we discuss term-rewriting systems with rule priorities, which simply is a partial ordering on the rules. The procedural meaning of such an ordering then is, that the application of a rule of lower priority is allowed only if no rule of higher priority is applicable. The semantics of such a system is discussed. It turns out that the class of all hounded systems indeed has such a semantics
AbstractProgramming languages such as ML provide function calls with pattern matching. For each func...
Introducing priorities on rules in rewriting increases their expressive power and helps to limit com...
We present a priority system which is particularly suited for production rules coupled to databases....
AbstractIn this paper we discuss term-rewriting systems with rule priorities, which simply is a part...
Discusses term-rewriting systems with rule priorities, which simply is a partial ordering on the rul...
We study the semantics of term rewriting systems with rule priorities (PRS), as introduced in [1]. T...
We study the semantics of term rewriting systems with rule priorities (PRS), as introduced in Baeten...
We study the semantics of term rewriting systems with rule priorities (PRS), as introduced in [1]. ...
AbstractWe study the semantics of term rewriting systems with rule priorities (PRS), as introduced i...
We study the semantics of term rewriting systems with rule priorities (PRS), as introduced in [1]. T...
Term rewriting systems with rules of different priority are introduced. The semantics are explained ...
Priority rewrite systems (PRS) [BBK] are partially ordered finite sets of rewrite rules; in this pap...
This paper gives an operational semantics of priority term rewriting systems (PRS) by using conditio...
Conditional rewriting and priority rewriting are two recent generalizations of term rewriting system...
AbstractThis paper gives an operational semantics of priority term rewriting systems (PRSs) by using...
AbstractProgramming languages such as ML provide function calls with pattern matching. For each func...
Introducing priorities on rules in rewriting increases their expressive power and helps to limit com...
We present a priority system which is particularly suited for production rules coupled to databases....
AbstractIn this paper we discuss term-rewriting systems with rule priorities, which simply is a part...
Discusses term-rewriting systems with rule priorities, which simply is a partial ordering on the rul...
We study the semantics of term rewriting systems with rule priorities (PRS), as introduced in [1]. T...
We study the semantics of term rewriting systems with rule priorities (PRS), as introduced in Baeten...
We study the semantics of term rewriting systems with rule priorities (PRS), as introduced in [1]. ...
AbstractWe study the semantics of term rewriting systems with rule priorities (PRS), as introduced i...
We study the semantics of term rewriting systems with rule priorities (PRS), as introduced in [1]. T...
Term rewriting systems with rules of different priority are introduced. The semantics are explained ...
Priority rewrite systems (PRS) [BBK] are partially ordered finite sets of rewrite rules; in this pap...
This paper gives an operational semantics of priority term rewriting systems (PRS) by using conditio...
Conditional rewriting and priority rewriting are two recent generalizations of term rewriting system...
AbstractThis paper gives an operational semantics of priority term rewriting systems (PRSs) by using...
AbstractProgramming languages such as ML provide function calls with pattern matching. For each func...
Introducing priorities on rules in rewriting increases their expressive power and helps to limit com...
We present a priority system which is particularly suited for production rules coupled to databases....