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Natural Computation for Natural Language
Fundamenta Informaticae, 1997Computation not only takes place in provoked contexts of scientific experimentation, but in natural circumstances too. We are going to approach computation in natural contexts. How the nature computes? Turing machines and Chomsky grammars are rewriting systems, and the same is true for Post, Thue, Markov, Lindenmayer and other classes of axiomatic ...
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Programming Languages for Computational Linguistics
1966Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the major programming systems currently in use for research in machine translation and computational linguistics in the United States. In general, programming languages are machine-oriented, problem oriented, or combinations of the two.
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Computer Languages and National Languages
1985There are many similarities between national languages and the special languages used to communicate with computers. Computer languages, for example, have special words, sets of rules for using those words and a structure for ordering and placing all the items in the language.
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Computer languages and security
Computer Languages, Systems & Structures, 2002CORTESI, Agostino, FOCARDI, Riccardo
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1974
Plotting a satellite orbit, stocktaking in a large company, planning the routes of a fleet of oil tankers, typify practical problems that are too time-consuming, need to be solved too quickly, or are too important, to leave to error-prone human computation. Computers are unimaginably faster and less subject to error and have been used in these and many
A. Learner, A. J. Powell
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Plotting a satellite orbit, stocktaking in a large company, planning the routes of a fleet of oil tankers, typify practical problems that are too time-consuming, need to be solved too quickly, or are too important, to leave to error-prone human computation. Computers are unimaginably faster and less subject to error and have been used in these and many
A. Learner, A. J. Powell
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1990
Abstract C.P. Snow, the physicist and the novelist, on one occasion claimed that P.A. Dirac and F. Crick were the two greatest Englishmen of their generation. Even if he spoke at a banquet celebrating the 70th birthday of Dirac, Snow may be right.
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Abstract C.P. Snow, the physicist and the novelist, on one occasion claimed that P.A. Dirac and F. Crick were the two greatest Englishmen of their generation. Even if he spoke at a banquet celebrating the 70th birthday of Dirac, Snow may be right.
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Languages for Oblivious Computation
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