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Grammar Theory

At a more recondite level, group theory has helped in wrihng the grammars of the languages we use to describe the physical world. The principles of quantum mechanics can be stated with conciseness, clarity, and conhd-... [Pg.1]

Symmetry is the natural language of the fundamental laws of physics. Group theory is its grammar. [Pg.119]

Without a theory of the mind it is impossible to explain how a language is learned, and we must conclude that a child has an inborn mind, a set of mental rules and mental objects which allow him to interact with the external world. It is known, furthermore, that a child can learn any language whatsoever, and this means that the inborn mind must contain a set of rules which apply to all languages, a set that Noam Chomsky (1965, 1972) has called universal grammar. [Pg.225]

The third model of semantic biology, in conclusion, is the idea that The mind is a trinitary system made of mental genotype, mental specietype and mental phenotype. Another version is the semantic theory of mental development Mental development is a sequence of two distinct processes of reconstruction from incomplete information, each of which increases the complexity of the system in a convergent way. The first process builds the specietypic mind (the universal grammar), while the second leads to the individual mind. ... [Pg.251]

Production rules are a formalism commonly used in expert systems but which have their origin in automata theory and formal grammars. Each rule consists of an antecedent-consequent pair, for example ... [Pg.348]

Kelemen, J. Colonies - a theory of reactive agents. In Kelemenova, A. (ed.) Proceedings on the MFCS 98 Satelhte Workshop on Grammar Systems, pp. 7-38. Silesian University, Opava (1998)... [Pg.63]

Martfn-Vide, C., Pann, G. PM-colonies. Compnt. Artif. Intell. 17, 553-582 (1998) Martfn-Vide, C., Pann, G. New topics in colonies theory. Grammars 1, 209-223 (1999)... [Pg.64]

In theory of formal grammars, the word-order freedom usually means a certain level of robustness against permutations of sentential forms [15]. To simplify the formulae with permutation elements, a permutation symbol is introduced as follows. Let s = S1S2 Smi where every Si S (i 1,..., m ). Then define... [Pg.118]

Prince, A., and Smolensky, P. Optimality Theory Constraint Interaction in Generative Grammar. Blackwell, 2004. [Pg.593]

Power, R. J. D. The organisation of purposeful dialogues. Linguistics 17 (1979), 107-152. Prince, A., and Smolensky, P. Optimality Theory Constraint Interaction in Generative Grammar. Oxford Blackwell (2004). [Pg.573]

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