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correspondence using a geometric pattern
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. The recognized patterns may
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with an approximate finite state
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close to a query tree . Following
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Conclusion The paper has described a
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for dependency grammar . The
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system for comparison of the name
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. The following results are for
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recognizer , rather than a parser . A
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collects a set of items that
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columns it descri - bes . A name
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( described in Hafner ( 3 ) )
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precompilation In this section we consider
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that do not require off-line
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single-character words . Thus , the name
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sometimes overgenerates a personal
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. It is usually described as a
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. An item \ -LSB- i , A -- *
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in contrast with bidirectional
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. The result presented below
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primary parser operations . Then the
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consults the parse tables to
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Reflecting these assumptions , the plan
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works as follows : 1 . When an
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according to clue words . This topic
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can be used for any language
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essentially a linguistic pattern
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which , instead of matching portions
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precompilation In this section we consider
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that satisfy the CPP and allow
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1965 ) ( henceforth G+P ) is a
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, not a parsing algorithm . Thus
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be used to drive a text-block
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. Detecting the Potential for
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Some Reco ~ nltion Rules . Our
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was intended a ~ a frame of reference
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extent determine the kind of the
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. It seems obvious that a linguistic
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compound , and most abbreviation
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assume that the definition is
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