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Protein Motif Prediction by Grammatical Inferenceis very important the development of tools to locate, within protein sequences, those subsequences with an associated function or specific feature. In our work, we propose a method to predict one of those functional motifs (coiled coil), related with protein interaction. Our approach uses even linea

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Grammatical Inference in Practice: A Case Study in the Biomedical Domainructing a grammar underlying a given text source. It has been noted that the rules produced by GI can also be interpreted semantically [16] where a non-terminal describes interchangeable elements which are the instances of the same concepts. Such an observation leads to the hypothesis that GI might

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Inferring Grammar Rules of Programming Language Dialectst asset because it is used in developing many software engineering tools. Sometimes, grammars of languages are not available and have to be inferred from the source code; especially in the case of programming language dialects. We propose an approach for inferring the grammar of a programming langua

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Large Scale Inference of Deterministic Transductions: Tenjinno Problem 1ic finite state transducers, and discuss the design of the algorithms and the design and implementation of the program that solved the first problem. Though the OSTIA algorithm has good asymptotic guarantees for this class of problems, the amount of data required is prohibitive. We therefore develop

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230287129ery simple grammars called ., and presents an algorithm that identifies right-unique simple grammars in the limit from positive data. The learning algorithm possesses the following three properties. It computes a conjecture in polynomial time in the size of the input data if we regard the cardinalit