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This Q may seem wierd, but I was stumbling by a thought of how can I teach a Computer a particular human language?? I am planning on a project where in a computer would, like any small human kid, be able to make words, sentences, story just by learning basic grammar like the school grammar? Has anyone done this? I am 0 on this idea. Any suggestion/recommendation/links/books/article would be really helpful. |
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I remember a very similar concept presented in my Discrete Structures class... I did some quick googling around and found a useful handout at: http://www.cs.utsa.edu/~bylander/cs2233/languageshandout.pdf and a decent overview of formal grammar at: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Grammar.html If you haven't had any similar courses, search for "Formal Grammar Computer Science" and Google results has a handful of pdfs available from different universities on Theoretical Computer Science concepts. |
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