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Restarting Tree Automata

SOFSEM 2007, 4362: 510--521, 2007.
Authors: Heiko Stamer and Friedrich Otto
Editors: Jan van Leeuwen et al.
Description: My publications
Tags: automata formal languages nlp
Abstract: Restarting automata were introduced to model the linguistic concept of \emph{analysis by reduction}. In recent years there was a growing effort to study classes of formal languages that are generated by different variants of these automata. We follow this line of research and generalize the model to a more complex data structure: free term algebras (or trees). Many of the known results about restarting automata on strings carry over to the new model. We study the expressive power of restarting tree automata and prove some closure properties.
| BibTeX  
@inproceedings{StamerOtto:2007:SOFSEM,
title = {Restarting {T}ree {A}utomata},
author = {Heiko Stamer and Friedrich Otto},
booktitle = {SOFSEM 2007},
editor = {Jan van Leeuwen et al.},
pages = {510--521},
publisher = {Springer-Verlag},
series = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
volume = {4362},
year = {2007},
description = {My publications},
abstract = {Restarting automata were introduced to model the linguistic concept of \emph{analysis by reduction}. In recent years there was a growing effort to study classes of formal languages that are generated by different variants of these automata. We follow this line of research and generalize the model to a more complex data structure: free term algebras (or trees). Many of the known results about restarting automata on strings carry over to the new model. We study the expressive power of restarting tree automata and prove some closure properties.},
issn = {0302-9743}, isbn = {978-3-540-69506-6},
keywords = {automata formal languages nlp }
}