Pattern systems
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Auteurs : Victor Mitrana ; Gheorghe P Un ; Grzegorz Rozenberg ; Arto SalomaaSource :
- Theoretical Computer Science [ 0304-3975 ] ; 1996.
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- Teeft :
- 7dsm, 7dsn, Academic press, Basic problem, Computer science, Developmental languages, Disjoint sets, Dnspl, Dsspl, Equivalence problem, Family dnspl, Formal language theory, Induction hypothesis, Iterated pattern languages, Mitrana, Morphisms, Nspl, Open problems, Pattern grammars, Pattern languages, Pattern system, Pattern systems, Previous step, Regular sets, Salomaa, Terminal words, Theoretical computer science, Various types, Weak synchronization, Word sequences, Wspl.
Abstract
Abstract: We introduce a model that covers the recent studies on pattern languages (with or without erasing), multi-pattern languages, iterated pattern languages and languages of pattern grammars. The model, referred to as a pattern system, provides a uniform framework for all such studies. Moreover, it gives a new method of investigating certain basic families of developmental languages. This paper investigates the basics of the main types (general, synchronized, deterministic) of pattern systems. Open problems and topics for further research will be pointed out.
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DOI: 10.1016/0304-3975(94)00258-4
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