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"Fuchs, Matthew" wrote: > > I think both are relevant - schema is consumed by both carbon and silicon > agents. For two markup related examples - ambiguous content models and > Murata Makoto's work with hedge automata. There seems to be a human > (carbon-based agent) predilection for ambiguous content models because they > can be easier to write, but they can cause problems for the behavior of > programs (silicon-based agents). Likewise, Makoto's work is very elegant, > and implementation may not be so hard (low Kolmogorov complexity), but there > are cases requiring exponential processing time, which is why I was against > using them directly in Schema (when I heard "exponential" I thought > "denial-of-service attack"). > > It would be awesome if there were some way to relate the formal complexity > measures with psychological complexity. Do you know of any sources? Uhhh... Again in English, please? Thanks. -- Tom Bradford The dbXML Project Open Source Native XML Database http://www.dbxml.org
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