In formal language theory and compiler design, an adaptive grammar is a type of formal grammar whose production rules can be modified during the process of parsing a sentence or generating language strings. Unlike conventional grammars that operate with a fixed set of rules, adaptive grammars dynamically add, remove, or alter their rules based on the input being processed or the current state of the grammar.
In formal language theory and compiler design, an adaptive grammar is a type of formal grammar whose production rules can be modified during the process of parsing a sentence or generating language strings. Unlike conventional grammars that operate with a fixed set of rules, adaptive grammars dynamically add, remove, or alter their rules based on the input being processed or the current state of the grammar.
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