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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3333-3gular expressions, and context-free grammars. As regards the machine learning approach, the design and analysis of learning experiments for comparing GI algorithms to each other or with machine learning methods will be discussed. Typical applications of the GI field are presented in this chapter as well.

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J. Dainty,H. Vinters,M. T. Tyreeone through the formulation of the induction problem as a?set of constraints and (optionally) an?objective function. The constraints have the form of nonlinear equations and inequalities or just of Boolean expressions.

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Michael D. Garrick,Laura M. Garrickosition. This chapter is devoted to an?algorithm for the induction of a?context-free grammar that matches given data. The main idea of this algorithm relies on a?multi-decomposition obtained from the positive part of a?sample.

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Partition-Based Algorithms,ing context-free grammars using tabular representations. Their common denominator is the merging of the groups of states (or non-terminals). All differences result from various ideas for partitioning.

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Substring-Based Algorithms,umber of states added when each new word is presented. The latter approach, ABL, learns structure from plain sequences by comparing them. Based on the parts of words that are the same and the parts that are not the same in two words, the structure is inserted into a?hypothesis space.

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