Applications in syntax analysis: natural languages
Syntactic analysis of natural languages is a subfield of natural language processing (NLP) that is often claimed to be a “corner stone” of the area, a necessary base for any advanced language processing and real understanding. we describe the syntax analysis of programming languages by using classical language models context -free grammars and pushdown automata. In the present chapter, however, we sketch the syntax analysis of natural languages based upon alternative grammatical models namely scattered context grammars.we have illustrated how to transform and generate grammatical sentences in English by using transformational scattered context grammars, which represent a very natural linguistic apparatus straightforwardly based on scattered context grammars. However, from a more general perspective, we can apply these grammars basically in any area of science that formalizes its results by strings containing some scattered context dependencies.
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