Using string languages to describe picture languages
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(41)- Division rules for tissue P systems inspired by space filling curves
- Generating pictures in string representation with P systems: the case of space-filling curves
- Shuffle on trajectories: Syntactic constraints
- Learning picture sets from examples
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7584603 (Why is no real title available?)
- Learning semilinear sets from examples and via queries
- Inference of even linear grammars and its application to picture description languages
- Star-free picture expressions are strictly weaker than first-order logic
- Efficient reductions of picture words
- On regular drawn symbolic picture languages
- Adding symbolic information to picture models: definitions and properties
- A transformation system for generating description languages of chain code pictures
- Decision problems and regular chain code picture languages
- The finiteness of synchronous, tabled picture languages is decidable
- Two undecidability results for chain code picture languages
- Satisfiability via smooth pictures
- Complexity and decidability for restricted classes of picture languages
- Picture iteration and picture ambiguity
- Complexity and decidability for chain code picture languages
- The membership and equivalence problems for picture languages
- On reversal-bounded picture languages
- Retreat bounded picture languages
- P systems with parallel rewriting for chain code picture languages
- Perfectly quilted rectangular snake tilings
- Decidability of the consistency problem for regular symbolic picture description languages
- Tree-based generation of languages of fractals
- Undecidability of existential properties in picture languages
- Chain-code pictures and collages generated by hyperedge replacement
- Cancellation in context-free languages: enrichment by reduction
- Tree-based picture generation
- P colonies generating strings
- Graphs and designing
- Theory as basis for advances in hypermedia
- Links
- Unambiguous description of chain code picture languages
- Hilbert words as arrays generated with P systems
- Picture words with invisible lines
- Leftmove-bounded picture languages
- Language generating alphabetic flat splicing P systems
- Classes of picture languages that cannot be distinguished in the chain code concept and deletion of redundant retreats
- Generating self-affine fractals by collage grammars
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