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OMG, that is funny! JDarg, I was wrapping pottery painted by a certain princess who loves pink and reading this...
OMG, that is funny! JDarg, I was wrapping pottery painted by a certain princess who loves pink and reading this...
1. adjective-sporty
2. adjective-blurry
3.adjective-giagantic
4.adjective-puny
5. noun-belly button
6.adjective-slimy
7. plural noun -toes
8.noun-finger
9.type of event-dance-off
10.noun -foot
11. noun- eye
12. noun-dress
13. same noun as 12 -dress
14. noun-bird
jdarg, do you realize that what you're doing is part of formal language theory at the graduate school level in computer science?
Here's one of my homework assignments for my students:
Given the CFG (context-free grammar) on page 227 of Cohen's Intoduction to Computer Theory, derive the sentence "itchy the bear hugs jumpy the dog" using the productions of the CFG.
sentence → subject predicate →noun-phrase predicate → adjective noun-phrase predicate → adjective article noun-phrase predicate → adjective article noun predicate → adjective article noun verb noun-phrase → adjective article noun verb adjective noun-phrase → adjective article noun verb adjective article noun-phrase → adjective article noun verb adjective article noun → itchy the bear hugs jumpy the dog
You might not have known it, but what I'm saying is true. Formal language theory is a huge area of research in computer science, as well as linguistics and even areas as such as biology. One of my professors when I was working on my doctorate at UF, Dr. Lindenmayer, discovered Lindenmayer Systems (or L-Systems as they are known today). He used them as a model for cell growth and hoped to discover a cure for cancer from these models.Of course I knew that.![]()
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Hee hee # 3--- give me some racy words here