1965 · 16 citations · 9 references
ComputingComputer ScienceNatural Language ProcessingProgramming LanguagesContext-free LanguagesFinite AutomataLanguage ModelsDeterministic Context-free LanguagesFinite Automata Theory
A number of results about deterministic languages (languages accepted by pushdown automata with no choice of moves) are established. In particular, (1) each deterministic language is unambiguous. (2) the complement of each deterministic language is a deterministic language. (3) numerous operations which preserve deterministic languages (for example, intersection with a regular set) are obtained. (4) several problems are shown to be recursively unsolvable.
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Finite Automata and Their Decision Problems
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On the translation of languages from left to right
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The mathematical theory of context-free languages
H. P. Edmundson · Information Storage and Retrieval · 1967 · 738 citations
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