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Regular Grammars-Right Linear and Left Linear Grammars • In theoretical computer science and formal language theory, a regular grammar is a formal

A → or string of terminals Regular Grammars Regular Grammars • A regular grammar is any right-linear or left-linear grammar • Examples: a S abS S → →

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The set of languages generated by right-linear grammar are regular sets Theorem: Let G=(V, T, S, P) be a right linear grammar, then L(G) is a

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Theorem: For every right linear grammar there is an equivalent left linear grammar (and vice versa) Proof: This will follow from other facts later This means that

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7 fév 2000 · languages are regular We first discuss strictly right-linear grammars and show that they correspond directly to non-deterministic finite automata

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10 4 Every Regular Language Has a Grammar • 10 5 Right-Linear Grammars • 10 6 Every Right-linear Grammar Generates a Regular Language

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Any language with a right-regular grammar also has a left-regular grammar, and conversely Example For the regular expression a*bc* we have the following

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Regular Grammar Finite State Automata 1 • Right-Linear Grammar A grammar is right-linear, if all productions have one of the two forms: V → T* V or V → T*

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A regular grammar is one that is either right-‐linear or left-‐linear Example: Simple Arithmetic Expression We start by generating the grammar for a simple

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A regular grammar is one that is either right-‐linear or left-‐linear Example: Simple Arithmetic Expression We start by generating the grammar for a simple