Syntax Analysis Complexity is a theoretical construct in computational linguistics that characterizes the inherent difficulty of parsing natural or formal language expressions according to grammatical rules, distinguished by its focus on the algorithmic and structural factors influencing the resources required for syntactic recognition.
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Hollis S. Scarborough · Applied Psycholinguistics · 1990 · 516 citations
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