Karel Oliva
ABSTRACT
A new type of abstract automaton is introduced, and both formal and linguistic implications are discussed, most importantly a new possibility of proving certain formal properties of (natural) languages and their grammars (such as context-freeness) and of refinement of the Chomsky hierarchy.
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