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Learning Meaning Before Syntaxge acquisition and by a desire to incorporate a robust notion of semantics in the field of Grammatical Inference. We argue that not only is it more natural to take into account semantics, but also that semantic information can make learning easier, and can give us a better understanding of the relat

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Schema-Guided Induction of Monadic Querieste schema guidance into an RPNI-based learning algorithm, in which monadic queries are represented by pruning node selecting tree transducers. We present experimental results on schema guidance by the DTD of HTML.

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A Polynomial Algorithm for the Inference of Context Free Languagesorithm uses a representation which we call Binary Feature Grammars based on a set of features, capable of representing richly structured context free languages as well as some context sensitive languages. More precisely, we focus on a particular case of this representation where the features corresp

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Learning Commutative Regular Languagesive samples, and then we study the possible improvement of inference from positive and negative samples. We propose a polynomial algorithm to infer commutative regular languages from positive and negative samples, and we show, from experimental results, that far from being a theoretical algorithm, i

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Learning Left-to-Right and Right-to-Left Iterative Languagesiable in the limit from positive data. Essentially, these language classes are the ones obtained by merging final states in a prefix tree and initial states in a suffix tree of the observed sample, respectively. Strikingly, these classes are also transparently related to the zero-reversible language