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{BP} Berger, J. and C. Pair, "Inference of Regular Bilanguages", <u>JCSS</u>, 16 (1978), 100--122.
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{Do} Doner, J., "Tree Acceptors and Some of their Applications", <u>JCSS</u>, 4 (1970), 406--451.
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{PU} Paull, M. C. and S. H. Unger, "Structural Equivalence of Context-Free Grammars", <u>JCSS</u>, 2 (1968), 427--463.
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{So} Solomonoff, R. J., "A New Method for Discovering the Grammars of Phrase Structure Languages", <u>Inf. Proc.</u>, UNESCO (1959).
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