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Coarse classification using a hierarchical decision tree and top down parsing

open access: closedICASSP '86. IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 2005
In this paper, we describe a robust technique for segmenting an utterance into a sequence of coarse phonetic classes. The resulting coarse class string is used to provide contextual information for further phonetic analysis, and in lexical access to limit the number of word candidates.
Lynn Wilcox, B. Lowerre
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An integrated bottom-up and top-down computing process for car parsing

open access: closedSPIE Proceedings, 2009
This paper presents an integrated bottom-up and top-down computing process for parsing cars. By parsing, it means detecting all instances in an input image, and aligning their constituent parts, if appeared. The output of parsing is to construct configurations of car instances.
Xiong Yang, Tianfu Wu, Nong Sang
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Top-Down Parsing of Conjunctive Languages [PDF]

open access: possibleGrammars, 2002
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Producing a top-down parse order with bottom-up parsing

Information Processing Letters, 1995
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James P. Schmeiser, David T. Barnard
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Top-down-Parsing

1994
Wir entwickeln in diesem Kapitel zunachst ein Schema zur Top-down-Analyse von Satzen, das wir anschliesend schrittweise zu einem Erkennungs- und einem Parsingalgorithmus erweitern. Dabei wird gezeigt, wie bei einer Top-down-Analyse entweder die Depth-first-Suche mit Backtracking oder die Breadth-first-Suche verwendet werden kann.
Sven Naumann, Hagen Langer
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Run-time Extensible Deterministic Top-Down Parsing*

Grammars, 1999
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Jaroslav Král, Michal Žemlička
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Top-Down Parsing

1984
In trying to parse a string with a grammar, if one starts with the grammar and tries to fit it to the string, this is top-down parsing. For instance with a context-free grammar . one starts with expansions for the initial symbol, and builds down from there trying to find an expansion which will get to the symbols in the string.
Lincoln Wallen, Alan Bundy
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