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  • ...If it includes the [[identity function]], it is a [[monoid]], called a '''transformation''' (or '''composition''') '''monoid'''. This is the [[semigroup]] analogue A transformation semigroup of a set has a tautological [[semigroup action]] on that set. Suc ...
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  • {{Transformation rules}} ...metalogical symbol meaning that <math>P</math> is a [[logical consequence|syntactic consequence]] of <math>P \lor P</math>, in the one case, <math>P \land P</m ...
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  • In mathematics and computer science, a '''splicing rule''' is a transformation on [[formal language]]s which formalises the action of [[gene splicing]] in ...plicing rules that respect a regular language can be determined from the [[syntactic monoid]] of the language.<ref name=A241>Anderson (2006) p.&nbsp;241</ref> ...
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  • {{Transformation rules}} ...>P \to (P \land Q)</math> is a [[logical consequence#Syntactic_consequence|syntactic consequence]] of <math>(P \rightarrow Q)</math> in some [[formal system|log ...
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  • {{Short description|Program transformation in computer science}} In [[computer science]], '''refocusing''' is a [[program transformation]] used to implement a [[reduction semantics]]—i.e., a [[small-step operatio ...
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  • {{Transformation rules}} ...bol meaning that <math>(P \to (Q \to R))</math> is a [[Logical equivalence|syntactic equivalent]] of <math>((P \land Q) \to R)</math> in some [[formal system|lo ...
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  • ...mode it's in. By default, keyboard commands perform specific selection or transformation commands such as to delete the current selection, 'x'. Some commands must ...d by copying it and replacing all of the variables with new ones. Various syntactic and semantic transformations are also possible. Some are trivial such as r ...
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  • and where syntactic functions are defined as semantic functions and syntactic applications are defined as semantic applications ([[Alfred Tarski|Tarski]] ...
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  • ...|right|alt=vertical stacking of layers|Connection between layer stacks and transformation compositions]] .... Elementary algebra fit the bill: each layer was a function (a [[program transformation]]) that added new code to an existing program to produce a new program, and ...
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  • |Symmetric semigroup<br>([[Transformation semigroup|Full transformation semigroup]]) |[[Full transformation semigroup]] ''T''<sub>''X''</sub><br>(Symmetric semigroup) ...
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  • ...e decoded back to 30,000-dimensional vocabulary space using a basic affine transformation layer. ...Teaches You More than Translation Does: Lessons Learned Through Auxiliary Syntactic Task Analysis|journal=Proceedings of the 2018 EMNLP Workshop BlackboxNLP: A ...
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  • {{defn |1=See {{glossary link internal|syntactic consequence}}.<ref name="IEP_Compactness">{{Cite web |title=Compactness {{! {{defn |1=Two transformation rules stating that the negation of a conjunction is the disjunction of the ...
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  • .... It has turned out to be an important concept in source code analysis and transformation for compilers and other metaprogramming tools. It has also inspired a set o ...server, continuously observes the work of the driver to identify tactical (syntactic, spelling, etc.) defects, and also thinks strategically about the direction ...
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