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Re: String tokenizer place in Chomsky hierarchy?

by Rock Brentwood <markwh04@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 25, 2008 at 12:24 PM

On Apr 8, 12:44 pm, Tegiri Nena**** <TegiriNena...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Formally, a set of terminals is partitioned into a separator or a set
> of separators, and the rest of terminals. Then, string tokenizer
> translates a given word into a set (or list) of words. Here we have
> the first technical difficulty, what exactly this translation is?

The inverse of a monoid homomorphism. The homomorphism it is the
inverse of is the one that maps the monoid of token sequences to the
monoid of character sequences.
 




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String tokenizer place in Chomsky hierarchy?
Tegiri Nenashi <Tegiri  2008-04-08 10:44:53 
Re: String tokenizer place in Chomsky hierarchy?
Mitch <maharri@[EMAIL   2008-04-11 07:17:34 
Re: String tokenizer place in Chomsky hierarchy?
Hans-Peter Diettrich <  2008-04-11 17:15:39 
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sipayi@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2008-04-15 05:31:33 
Re: String tokenizer place in Chomsky hierarchy?
Rock Brentwood <markwh  2008-04-25 12:24:46 

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