Parsing with controlled tokenization

Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Linguistics – Natural language

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C704S256000, C704S257000

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06990442

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a parsing technique wherein a parsing process provides feedback to a tokenizer to select an appropriate sub-tokenizer process corresponding to a grammar rule being implemented by the current parsing state. Each parsing state will select a corresponding sub-tokenizer process to tokenize a corresponding portion of an input stream for a message to be parsed. Each sub-tokenizer process is preferably unique and configured to provide only tokens capable of being processed by the grammar rule being implemented in the corresponding parser state. If the input string cannot be tokenized as required by the corresponding grammar rule implemented by the parser state, an error message is delivered. The parser process will move from one state to another, based on processing the respective tokens, until the input stream for the message is completely parsed.

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patent: 6523172 (2003-02-01), Martinez-Guerra et al.
patent: 6714939 (2004-03-01), Saldanha et al.

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