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Page 5862 of Mathematical Reviews Vol. , Issue 98I
[page]
1998
Mathematical Reviews
of context-free parallel communicating grammar systems (256-266); Daniel Popescu, Parallel communicating grammar sys- tems with communication by signals (267-277); Adrian Chitu, PC grammar systems versus ...
, Determin-
68 COMPUTER SCIENCE
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istic cooperating distributed grammar systems (137-149); Tudor Balanescu, Horia Georgescu and Marian Gheorghe, Grammar systems with counting derivation and dynamical ...
A Language for Human Action
2007
Computer
CONCEPTUAL REPRESENTATIONS One important aspect of HCC is the need for computers to be able to share a conceptual system with humans. ...
Many researchers hold the philosophical position that all concepts are symbolic and abstract and therefore should be implemented outside the sensory-motor system. ...
A parallel communicating grammar system (PCGS) consists of several grammar components working simultaneously in synchronization. ...
doi:10.1109/mc.2007.154
fatcat:tiwnicg4ejehpp4oazanywtzwm
General introduction: A comparative perspective on probabilistic variation in grammar
2018
Glossa
What is more, she observes a stable, universal pattern of communicatively efficient behavior in the probabilistic grammars of all the varieties under study. ...
As to grammar specifically, we know that intra-systemic grammatical variation -that is, variation within and across varieties of the same language -is highly systematic, and that the determinants of this ...
doi:10.5334/gjgl.690
fatcat:oqz2wfco6ncbpaoiq25iwv7q6a
The evolution of language
1999
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
We argue that grammar originated as a simplified rule system that evolved by natural selection to reduce mistakes in communication. ...
The error matrix specifies the crucial difference between grammar and nongrammar. The system can be completely understood in analytic terms. ...
It is likely that for most animal communication systems, the inequality (4) is not fulfilled. ...
doi:10.1073/pnas.96.14.8028
pmid:10393942
pmcid:PMC22182
fatcat:iyqqmn2gjvcqpjpc5fmczmowzy
dP Automata versus Right-Linear Simple Matrix Grammars
[chapter]
2012
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
The relation with right-linear simple matrix grammars is useful in this respect. Some research topics and open problems are also formulated. ...
string distributed in an arbitrary (hence not necessary balanced) way, and we investigate their language accepting power, both in the case when a bound there is on the number of objects present inside the system ...
Both cases are naturally related to a classic family of regulated grammars, the simple matrix grammars of [5] (see also [2] ). ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-27654-5_29
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Abstracts of Current Computer Literature1 (415) 1623
1971
IEEE transactions on computers
; Paging
Simulation of a Model of Paging System
Performance 9182
Parallel; Parallelism
Direct Emulation of Control Structures by
a Parallel Microcomputer 9163
Parse
Class of Context-Free Grammars ...
Three new measures for analyzing togrOprogramming philosophies are intro-4uced: "monophase" versus "polyphase," "ptallel" versus "serial," and "encode" versus-"little encode." ...
doi:10.1109/t-c.1971.223194
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Evolution of Universal Grammar
2001
Science
In this case, language would have remained a rather dull communication system without any creative ability on the level of syntax. ...
We can compare the performance of individuals using list-based versus rule-based grammars. ...
doi:10.1126/science.291.5501.114
pmid:11141560
fatcat:hcy22b6425herjcrvtmax3llsy
An infinite hierarchy of languages defined by dP systems
2012
Theoretical Computer Science
We solve here affirmatively this question (by connecting P automata with right linear simple matrix grammars), then we also briefly discuss the relation between the balanced and the non-balanced way of ...
is distributed to the dP automaton components in a balanced way, i.e., in equal parts up to one symbol, like in the communication complexity area. ...
The similarity of producing a string in a finite dP system and in a right linear simple matrix grammar is apparent, and this makes expected the following result (and construction).
Lemma 4.2. ...
doi:10.1016/j.tcs.2011.12.053
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Client–Server P Systems in Modeling Molecular Interaction
[chapter]
2003
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
We present a new version of P systems called Client-Server P Systems (CSPS). ...
Introduction Membrane computing is based on membrane systems or P systems, a new class of distributed and parallel computing devices introduced in [12] . ...
A matrix of type 4 is used only once, in the last step of a derivation. According to Lemma 1.3.7 of [6] , for each matrix grammar, there exists an equivalent matrix in the binary normal form. ...
doi:10.1007/3-540-36490-0_13
fatcat:bxsgesvmlveq5ir65tra7hrpau
Code Switching and Mixing
[chapter]
2006
Encyclopedia of Language & Linguistics
Furthermore, the markedness model addresses the universal aspects of communicative competence in terms of the cognitive abilities that use readings of markedness to assess speakers' intentions. ...
The system he presents involves a matrix language L m with a corresponding grammar G m and an embedded language L e with grammar G e . ...
The other, the Matrix Language Frame model, relies on a matrix/embedded relationship between the speaker's two languages and on the distinction between system and content morphemes. ...
doi:10.1016/b0-08-044854-2/01507-8
fatcat:qkw5jdp25jdsbifihplkjvvfje
conceptual framework) or representationally (according to the texts' sources' perspectives), as well as in which variables are thematic (counts of word/phrase occurrences), semantic (themes within a semantic grammar ...
Inferences from such a data matrix might be made within randomly sampled newspaper accounts of labor disputes, by comparing the odds that representatives of management versus of labor initiate collective ...
communication), but that it can be used to trace patterns in representational communication (i.e., communication that "means what it says on its face"). ...
doi:10.1023/a:1004780007748
fatcat:sz7r5soa6vcwtkbl76momqa3ci
Grammar Instruction and Error Correction: A Matter of Iranian Students" Beliefs
2017
Electronic Journal of Research in Educational Psychology
This was further supported by the results of Parallel Analysis, which showed only two components with eigenvalues exceeding the corresponding criterion values for a randomly generated data matrix of the ...
to be taught grammar using games and communicative activities. ...
My second language improves most quickly if I study the grammar of the language. 6. I can communicate in a second language without knowing the grammar rules. 7. ...
doi:10.25115/ejrep.v9i25.1619
fatcat:cdfrfppfmbcpllfb2oukp6nsfu
Do French speakers really have two grammars?
2013
Journal of French Language Studies
Rather, I suggest that only FD is an autonomous grammar. ...
I consider variation within French and its status in speakers' mental grammars. ...
output of a system distinct from FD. ...
doi:10.1017/s095926951200035x
fatcat:iht3bcfry5hpbo3zusctqj2ur4
Parallel parsing made practical
2015
Science of Computer Programming
To prove the practicality of a parallel lexing and parsing approach, we report the results of the adaptation of JSON and Lua to a form fit for parallel parsing (i.e. an operator-precedence grammar) through ...
simple grammar changes and scanning transformations. ...
Figure 3 : 3 The OPM of the grammar inFigure 1.
Figure 4 : 4 (a) OP grammar in FNF generating arithmetic expressions without parentheses, (b) its precedence matrix, (c) a sample syntax tree. ...
doi:10.1016/j.scico.2015.09.002
fatcat:h5xzooyiizh3vkmc6pwvnl63u4
Discourse, grammar, discourse
2009
Discourse Studies
The central theme is then that discourse depends on grammar, which in turn depends on discourse. Discourse and grammar often seem to be two very different facets of human communication. ...
Grammatical constraints are local, pertaining to possible versus impossible structures (within specific languages). Yet, the two must meet in natural discourse. ...
Looked at functionally, then, it seems that the relationship between the complement and the matrix here very much parallels the relationship between some proposition and an epistemic stance adverbial, ...
doi:10.1177/1461445608098496
fatcat:bebimzec6vfvfd3hm45tpq5jhi
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