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Evolving Algebras and Mathematical Models of Language

Mathematical models are important not only because they enable an observer to make testable predicitions about some phenomenon, but also because they are the tools with which the theoretician organizes observations and decides what to study.

David E. Johnson | Lawrence S. Moss | L. Moss | David E. Johnson

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