1978
DOI: 10.1016/0022-0000(78)90052-1
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Inference for regular bilanguages

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“…It can be shown (e.g. Fu & Booth 1975, Chou & Fu 1976, Berger & Pair 1978 that inference is possible for some classes of grammars and procedures have been developed to do this. The difficulty as Herman & Walker (1972) point out, is that we have first to infer the hypothesis space, and then the particular system within it, which is not a standard inference problem.…”
Section: Inference and Primitivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It can be shown (e.g. Fu & Booth 1975, Chou & Fu 1976, Berger & Pair 1978 that inference is possible for some classes of grammars and procedures have been developed to do this. The difficulty as Herman & Walker (1972) point out, is that we have first to infer the hypothesis space, and then the particular system within it, which is not a standard inference problem.…”
Section: Inference and Primitivesmentioning
confidence: 99%