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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
Biometric Bit String Generation from Handwritten Signatures on Smart Device
Recently, with the rapid spread of smart devices, such as smart-phones and tablet PCs, biometric authentication using handwritten… 
2014
2014
String Metamorphosis with a Probabilistic Way
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2010
2010
Abstract parsing of string updates and user input
parsing of string updates and user input Kyung-Goo Doh , Hyunha Kim, and David A. Schmidt ⋆⋆ 1 Hanyang University, Ansan, South… 
2009
2009
RNA, SCFGs and Classifiers
We developed, implemented and tested a stochastic context-free grammar (SCFG)-based method to classify RNA molecules into… 
2006
2006
PROBABILISTIC FINITE STATE AUTOMATA AND TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
Probabilistic finite state automata generating strings of letters is used to represent the symbolic time series. A symbolic time… 
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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