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....Consequently, most graph grammar parsing algorithms proposed so far are either unable to recognize interesting languages of graphs or tend to be inefficient when applied to graphs with a large number of nodes and edges. Another problem is that nearly all known graph grammar parsing algorithms [7][8][17] deal only with context free productions. A context free grammar requires that only a single non terminal is allowed on the left hand side of a production [19] A context sensitive graph grammar, on the other hand, allows left hand and right hand graphs of a production to have arbitrary number ....
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Pre-proceedings of the Fifth Intl. Workshop on Graph Grammars and Their Application to Computer Science, Williamsburg, VA, Nov. 1994. Full versions of selected papers appear in this volume.
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