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IJCM
2008
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On n-power prefix languages
Chen-Ming Fan, Cheng-Chih Huang, Shyr-Shen Yu
LREC
2010
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Developing Morphological Analysers for South Asian Languages: Experimenting with the Hindi and Gujarati Languages
A considerable amount of work has been put into development of stemmers and morphological analysers. The majority of these approaches use hand-crafted suffix-replacement rules but...
Niraj Aswani, Robert J. Gaizauskas
ATVA
2006
Springer
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Monotonic Set-Extended Prefix Rewriting and Verification of Recursive Ping-Pong Protocols
Ping-pong protocols with recursive definitions of agents, but without any active intruder, are a Turing powerful model. We show that under the environment sensitive semantics (i.e....
Giorgio Delzanno, Javier Esparza, Jirí Srba
PLANX
2008
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Complexity of Earliest Query Answering with Streaming Tree Automata
We investigate the complexity of earliest query answering for n-ary node selection queries defined by streaming tree automata (STAs). We elaborate an algorithm that selects query ...
Olivier Gauwin, Anne-Cécile Caron, Joachim ...
COMPUTER
2004
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Languages and the Computing Profession
highly abstracted. The Chinese writing system uses logographs--conventional representations of words or morphemes. Characters of the most common kind have two parts, one suggesting...
W. Neville Holmes