G s} The task of a parser: find one (or all) derivation(s) of a string in Σ∗, given a CFG G Introduction to CL - Context-Free Grammars – p 5/32
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Definition of Context-Free Grammar P is a set of production rules that represent the recursive definition of the language 4 S is the start symbol that represents the language being defined Other variables represent auxiliary classes of strings that are used to help define the language of the start symbol
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Describe the general shape of all strings in the language Page 3 Context-Free Grammars ○ A context-free grammar (or CFG)
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Given a context-free grammar G, the language generated by G, L(G), is the set of strings of terminals that can be derived from the start symbol of G A language L
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The se- quence of strings so obtained is a derivation of w We focus on a special version of grammars called a context-free grammar (CFG) A language is context
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Unlike automata, grammars are used to generate strings, rather than recognize strings Definition 3 1 1 A context-free grammar (for short, CFG) is a quadruple G
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G s} The task of a parser: find one (or all) derivation(s) of a string in Σ∗, given a CFG G Introduction to CL - Context-Free Grammars – p 5/32
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Context-free grammars can be used in many applications In [5], an automatic speech recognition system uses a dynamic programming algorithm for recognizing
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A brief introduction to a little syntax • Define context free grammars CFG = Context-Free Grammar = Phrase Structure Grammar = BNF = Backus-Naur Form
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Give context-free grammars that generate the following languages (a) { w ∈ {0, 1 }∗ w contains at least three 1s } Answer: G = (V
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Context-sensitive grammars (csg's or Type 1 grammars), on the other hand, may not be an adequate model of grammars of natural languages because they are
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