Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Context-free grammars, far from having insufficient expressive por for the description of human languages, may be overly porful, along three dimensions; (i) ak generative capacity: there exists an interesting proper subset of the CFL's, the profligate CFL's, within which no human language appears to fall; (2) strong generative capacity: human languages can be appropriately described in terms of a proper subset of the CF-PSG's, namely those with the ECPO property; (3) time complexity: the recent controversy about the importance of a low deterministic polynomial time bound on the recognition problem for human languages is misdirected, since an appropriately restrictive theory would guarantee even more, namely a linear bound.
['Geoffrey K. Pullum']
I am writing a research paper on a idea CONTEXT-FREENESS AND THE COMPUTER PROCESSING OF HUMAN LANGUAGES
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