Inductive Inference of Formal Languages from Positive Data¶
Angluin, D. (1980). Inductive Inference of Formal Languages from Positive Data. Information and Control, 117-135.
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- It is a sufficient class property under those hypotheses, not the definition of learning, a guarantee of quick identification, or a necessary condition for every learnable family.
This sourceThe condition and Corollary 2 attribution in this draft are checked through Shinohara's author survey.
- It is a sufficient class property under those hypotheses, not the definition of learning, a guarantee of quick identification, or a necessary condition for every learnable family.
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