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The GRM Library (Grammar Library) is a set of general-purpose software tools for constructing, modifying, and compiling grammars. The GRM functionalities include:

Context-Dependent Rules: compilation of weighted context-dependent rules into weighted finite-state transducers defined over general semirings.

Context-Free Grammars: approximation and compilation of weighted context-free grammars into weighted automata. Dynamic […]

Overview
The FSM library is a set of general-purpose software tools available for Unix, for building, combining, optimizing, and searching weighted finite-state acceptors and transducers. Finite-state transducers are automata for which each transition has an output label in addition to the more familiar input label. Weighted acceptors or transducers […]

The World Wide Web is growing rapidly with new and changing web content. Detecting changes in web pages is crucial for website masters who care about website integrity. It is also convenient for web surfers who are constantly looking for new products, services, or information on their […]

Dynagraph for Windows
Dynagraph for Windows is a full-featured Windows application for drawing directed graphs. It can be used for drawing networks, flowcharts, state diagrams, and anything else that can be visualized as “things connected by lines.”
Dynagraph features full integration with other Windows applications. Any OLE application (e.g. the […]

Lextools: a toolkit for finite-state linguistic analysis

Author: Richard Sproat . 
Lextools is a package of tools for creating weighted finite-state transducers from high-level linguistic descriptions. These descriptions include:

Regular expressions or strings
Lists of regular expressions or strings
Context dependent rewrite rules
Context free […]

David Beaver: The Optimization of Discourse (2000)  (Make Corrections)  (3 citations)Abstract: In this paper the Centering model of anaphora resolution and discourse coherence (Grosz, Joshi and Weinstein, 1983) is reformulated in terms of Optimality Theory (ot) (Prince and Smolensky 1993). A rst version of […]

Merickel, A., Linquanti, R., Parrish, T. B., Perez, M., Eaton, M., and Esra, P. Year 3 Report: Effects of the Implementation of Proposition 227 on the Education of English Learners, K-12.
Appendices
In June 1998, California voters passed Proposition 227–an initiative designed to significantly alter how English learners are […]

But Associate Professor Bussey, who has studied truth-telling for more than 10 years, says children are capable of differentiating lies and truth as early as four years old and that they know it is wrong to […]

The Mozart EffectOriginally prepared by: Martin Jones (fall 2003)Revised:
Society has often hoped for a quick and simple way of increasing intelligence. In 1993, such a possibility was offered by researchers at the University of California, Irvine. Rauscher, Shaw, […]

Introduction to the Special Issue on Intelligence and Lifelong Learning
[Special Issue: Intelligence and Lifelong Learning]
Sternberg, Robert J.1
When Alfred Binet was asked at the turn of the century to provide a test of intelligence, his mission was to create a […]

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Wallace E. Dixon, Jr.
Ph.D. (1990). Miami University. Associate Professor, Chair of Psychology, and Graduate Program Director. Developmental Psychology. Tempermental difficulty and language acquisition.
 
Author of:
Dixon, W. (2003).  Twenty studies that fascinated child psychology. Developments: Newsletter of the Society for Research in Child Development, 4-5.

Dixon, W. (2003).  Twenty studies that fascinated child psychology. Developments: Newsletter of the Society for Research in Child Development, 4-5.
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Volume 46, Number 4, October 2003