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String generation

Known as: Generating strings 
In computer science, string generation is the process of creating a set of strings from a collection of rules. This is an opposite process to that of… 
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Computer scienceDeterministic finite automatonHead-driven phrase structure grammarParsing

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2017
2017
Biometric Bit String Generation from Handwritten Initials on Smart Phones
As smart-phones have rapidly spread, biometric authentication has recently attracted much attention as a user authentication… 
2016
2016
Automatic non-parametric image parsing via hierarchical semantic voting based on sparse-dense reconstruction and spatial-contextual cues
2014
2014
Contextual iso-triangular array P system and iso-triangular picture languages
In this paper we define contextual iso-triangular array P system that make use of iso-array objects and contextual iso-array… 
2009
2009
Discrete Bit Selection: Towards a Bit-Level Heuristic Framework for Multi-Dimensional Packet Classification
Packet classification is still a challenging problem in practice under large number of classification rules and constant growth… 
2005
2005
3D Z-string: A new knowledge structure to represent spatio-temporal relations between objects in a video
1998
1998
Language-theoretic aspects of string replication
The so-called replication operation is studied in the case when several insertion contexts consisting of letters are used, as… 
1998
1998
Transfer Constructors
We present a modular, lexicalized, reversible and ambiguity preserving approach to semantic based transfer on sets of linear… 
1996
1996
Generating Strings by Replication: A Simple Case
We consider the following new way of generating a language: start with a string w and a given set of insertion contexts (u,v); if… 
1987
1987
Generating strings with hypergraph grammars
1975
1975
Stochastic Syntax-Directed Translation Schemata for Correction of Errors in Context-Free Languages
A formal method of correcting errors of changed, deleted, and inserted terminals in the strings of a context-free language is… 
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