Precedental data bases: how and why they are worked out and used

B. Pevzner · 1988

The concept of a “precedental data base” is introduced. It is a linguistic data base consisting of a dictionary of lexical patterns (clishes) and a dictionary of discourses. Some algorithms for textual information processing using precedental data bases are discussed in detail.These systems are installed on mainframe and minicomputers for test runs.

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