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ambiguous grammar - Technical definition of ambiguous grammar from A Dictionary of Computing at Encyclopedia.com ... ambiguous grammar A context-free grammar that derives the same word by different derivation trees, or equivalently by different derivation sequences. A familiar programming language example is: S → if C...
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The grammar for balanced parentheses given earlier is an example of an ambiguous grammar: ... While in general it may be difficult to prove a grammar is ambiguous, the demonstration of two distinct parse trees for the same terminal string is sufficient proof that a grammar is ambiguous.
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Prove that the following grammar is ambiguous: ... A BNF grammar is considered ambiguous if it can generate a sentence using two different parse trees. In the above case, the same sentence a + b + c can be generated using these two parse trees:
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(see all of ambiguous grammar, there is 1 more in this node) ... However, a natural language example can make it easier to appreciate what it means for a context-free grammar to be ambiguous and what implications it has. ... Here is a grammar which is a very basic representation of a small part of English:
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However, a natural language example can make it easier to appreciate what it means for a context-free grammar to be ambiguous and what implications it has. ... Here is a grammar which is a very basic representation of a small part of English: ... See all of ambiguous grammar, there is 1 more in this node.
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However, a natural language example can make it easier to appreciate what it means for a context-free grammar to be ambiguous and what implications it has.
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A method of parsing ambiguous grammar includes pre-compiling the grammar into a binary format, parsing a query, outputting a graph by combining the parsed query and the binary format of the grammar and outputting a frame representation of potential parses in the graph. ... What is claimed is: ... In a "reverse" direction,
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An ambiguous grammar - the dangling else ... An ambiguous grammar for an HTML-like language ... An ambiguous grammar for errors in list separators...
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For an example of an ambiguous grammar, let be the grammar consisting of as terminal symbols, as non-terminal symbols, and , , , and as productions. By definition, is context-free. Then the word has ... However, the first class is an empty set: every context-free language can be generated by an ambiguous grammar.
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