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This paper is hilarious, and Matt & co are geniuses. It’s 6 1/2 pages long and contains a number of gems: Since a context-free language is a recursive regu
by thechao 8y ago
This paper is hilarious, and Matt & co are geniuses. It’s 6 1/2 pages long and contains a number of gems:
Since a context-free language is a recursive regular language, it is tempting to use the same code for computing the derivative. From the perspective of parsing, this has two chief drawbacks: 1. It doesn’t work. 2. It wouldn’t produce a parse forest even if it did.
- fjsolwmv 8y agoYou can't use indentation for block quoting on HN > Since a context-free language is a recursive regular language, it is tempting to use the same code for computing the derivative. From the perspective of parsing, this has two chief drawbacks: 1. It doesn’t work. 2. It wouldn’t produce a parse forest even if it did.