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Jigsaw-Puzzle-Like 3D Diagrams to Represent Syntactical Constraints
London, England July 10-July 12
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Noritaka Osawa, National Institute of Multimedia Education
Three-dimensional diagrams composed of jigsaw-puzzle-like glyphs are proposed for representing syntactical constraints. The 3D glyphs have convex and concave shapes that give visual representation to the constraints. A production rule of grammar is represented by a stretchable board shape. A syntactical structure is represented by a nested board shape. A syntactical constraint is represented by an inclusive match between the convex shape of one board and the concave shape of another. A generation method of jigsaw-puzzle-like 3D glyphs for context-free grammar is proposed and described.
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Noritaka Osawa, "Jigsaw-Puzzle-Like 3D Diagrams to Represent Syntactical Constraints," iv, pp.421, Sixth International Conference on Information Visualisation (IV'02), 2002
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