Grammar Design is a formal method in programming language design that specifies the syntactic structure of a language by defining a set of production rules distinguishing valid from invalid program forms.
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Michael O’Neill, Conor Ryan · IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation · 2001 · 950 citations
On building a more effcient grammar by exploiting types
Dan Flickinger · Natural Language Engineering · 2000 · 320 citations
An Informal Sketch of a Formal Architecture for Construction Grammar
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University College Dublin
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The University of Texas at Austin
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University of Washington
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IBM (United States)
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University of Limerick
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