GIRL–Graph Information Retrieval Language—Design of Syntax

Berkowitz, Sidney

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-696202-4.50015-2

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“…One byproduct of the naming scheme is that a name refers effectively to an internal node address uniformly for nodes, lists, or patterns, so that a special naming notation is not needed to distinguish nodes from more complex structures, as was previously thought [3]. Now that lists have been structured as types of patterns, one wonders whether it would not be consistent to structure nodes as types of lists.…”

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“…As such, PIRL is an expansion of a less sophisticated language called GIRL (Graph Information _Re-t r i e v a l Language), r-eporte'd e l s e w h e r e [3], which confines its graph manipulation activities to single nodes and lists. The GIRL language was designed to be p r i After giving a v e r y brief description of GIRL, this paper will d i s c u s s the design considerations behind PIRL.…”

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confidence: 99%

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