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Rule-Based Machine Translation: An Interface between Formal and Natural Language Syntax A Violation of Case Filter Principle
The principles which govern ways words can be combined together to form phrases and sentences in natural language is known as syntax while formal syntax is not a matter of experience (unlike natural language), but stipulations in order to provide a specified set of strings in a computer programming...
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