Computational Grammar Induction for Linguists
Pieter Adriaans, Menno M. van Zaanen · 2004
In general a grammar describes a (possibly infinite) set of sentences with a finite structural description. Computational Grammar Induction (CGI) deals with the creation of computational models for identification of these infinite sets on the basis of a finite set of examples. CGI is a field in its own right, with its own internal research