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Syntactic pattern recognition-based diagnostics of fetal palates by Jurek, Janusz, Wójtowicz, Wojciech, Wójtowicz, Anna

“…•Syntactic pattern recognition in fetal ultrasound examination.•New method supporting a doctor in fetal palate diagnostic.•Pattern processing with multiple…”
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On the learning of vague languages for syntactic pattern recognition by Flasiński, Mariusz, Jurek, Janusz, Peszek, Tomasz

“…The method of the learning of vague languages which represent distorted/ambiguous patterns is proposed in the paper. The goal of the method is to infer the…”
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Multi-Derivational Parsing of Vague Languages- The New Paradigm of Syntactic Pattern Recognition by Flasinski, Mariusz, Jurek, Janusz, Peszek, Tomasz

“…The new paradigm of syntactic pattern recognition, SPR, which uses multi-derivational parsing of vague languages is introduced in the paper. The methodology…”
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Fundamental methodological issues of syntactic pattern recognition by Flasiński, Mariusz, Jurek, Janusz

“…Fundamental open problems, which are frontiers of syntactic pattern recognition are discussed in the paper. Methodological considerations on crucial issues in…”
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Evaluation of the fetal palate at 11 to 13 (+6) weeks of gestation based on an analysis of static ultrasound images using modern IT techniques by Wójtowicz, Anna, Wójtowicz, Wojciech, Jurek, Janusz, Huras, Hubert

“…Objective To describe a new computer‐based technique to isolate the shape of the fetal palate visible in the midsagittal plane from static ultrasound images…”
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Recent developments of the syntactic pattern recognition model based on quasi-context sensitive languages by Jurek, Janusz

“…A new, generalised model of DPLL( k) grammars and DPLL( k) parsers is presented. DPLL( k) grammars and parsers can be used as an efficient tool for inference…”
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On the linear computational complexity of the parser for quasi-context sensitive languages by Jurek, Janusz

“…An efficient, O(n), parsing algorithm for languages generated by dynamically programmed grammars, so-called DPLL(k) grammars, is presented. The class of…”
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Dynamically programmed automata for quasi context sensitive languages as a tool for inference support in pattern recognition-based real-time control expert systems by Flasiński, Mariusz, Jurek, Janusz

“…An efficient, O( n 2), syntax analyzer for languages generated by (dynamically) programmed grammars is introduced. The class of grammars introduced is stronger…”
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