Language Learning
β Scribed by Harman, Gilbert
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At least since Wittgenstein aired the matter in the Philosophical Investi- gations, the Augustinian theory of language learning has generally been regarded as a quaint old relic, as naive and uncontroversially wrong. It has been virtually a commonplace in contemporary discussions of language that ho
In this note, we consider the problem of learning approximately regular languages in the limit from positive data using the class of k-reversible languages. The class of k-reversible languages was introduced by Angluin (1982), and proved to be efficiently identifiable in the limit from positive data