Interpreter Completeness
Interpreter Completeness is a theoretical construct within the study of interpreter responsibilities that specifies the extent to which an interpreter accurately conveys all linguistic, cultural, and pragmatic elements of the source message without omission, addition, or distortion.
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Correctness results for lambda calculus interpreters
Clement L. McGowan · 1971 · 13 citations
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