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 Context-Free Grammars Summary
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 In abstract mathematical terms, a language is a set of alphanumeric strings of finite length over some fixed, finite alphabet. A grammar is a set of production rules that specify how valid strings in the language may be got--every formal language has a... summary from source:
 Context-Free Rule Summary
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n. (CF-rule) (more fully, context-free phrase structure rule, or CF-PS-rule) 1. A rewrite rule which expands exactly one category into an ordered string of zero or more categories and for the application of which no environment is specified. Examples... summary from source:
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// n. (CFG) (more fully, context-free phrase structure grammar, or CF-PSG) (also type 2 grammar) A formal grammar in which all of the rules which directly license local subtrees are context-free rules. Among current theories of grammar, GPSG represents... summary from source:
Context-Free Rule Summary
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A phrase structure rule which is formulated without any regard for context. ( also generative grammar, phrase structure rule, transformational... summary from source:
Context-Free Grammar Summary
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A phrase structure grammar which consists of rules for which no context requirements exist. ( also generative... summary from source:
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 Context-free grammar Summary
2,757 words, approx. 9 pages
In formal language theory, a context-free grammar (CFG) is a grammar in which every production rule is of the... 
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