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Models of tree translation

Sebastian Maneth

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This first chapter gives an introduction into the area of tree transducer theory, and describes the results presented in Chapters 2–6. The first section addresses general issues like translations, trees, and tree grammars. Section 2 is concerned with the different models of tree transducers that are considered in the thesis. It describes the typical problems that appear in tree transducer theory, and mentions important properties of the different tree transducer models. Section 3 describes the results of

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This first chapter gives an introduction into the area of tree transducer theory, and describes the results presented in Chapters 2–6. The first section addresses general issues like translations, trees, and tree grammars. Section 2 is concerned with the different models of tree transducers that are considered in the thesis. It describes the typical problems that appear in tree transducer theory, and mentions important properties of the different tree transducer models. Section 3 describes the results of

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This first chapter gives an introduction into the area of tree transducer theory, and describes the results presented in Chapters 2–6. The first section addresses general issues like translations, trees, and tree grammars. Section 2 is concerned with the different models of tree transducers that are considered in the thesis. It describes the typical problems that appear in tree transducer theory, and mentions important properties of the different tree transducer models. Section 3 describes the results of

Key concepts: Translation (biology), Tree (set theory), Computer science, Mathematics, Combinatorics, Biology, Messenger RNA, Biochemistry

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