Re: ESIS, Groves and XML

"Frank A. Christoph" wrote:
> 
> I think this is essentially correct. I don't know about the OO methodology
> stuff.
> 
> Daniel Mahler wrote:
> > 1 A grove is a lableled directed graph.
> >   There a specified subgraph, which is a tree.
> >   This is the parse tree of the document.
> >   Remaining arcs are put in by subsequent processing.
> 
> Actually, it is a multigraph, not just a graph.

The distinction being parallel arcs?

> I don't think it is accurate to relate the notion of parse tree with trees
> in the grove.

Can you explain why?

regards
Daniel


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