Nope. The representation in the brain seems to be like a parse tree, but it is a statistical AST, not how we think of it with computers. If you have a basis in

Nope. The representation in the brain seems to be like a parse tree, but it is a statistical AST, not how we think of it with computers. If you have a basis in stochastic grammar, you should look into Operator Grammar. It is a very compelling description of grammar based on set theory and maps very neatly to the best neuroscience I'm aware of.