Research on Tibetan Spelling Formal Language and Automata with Application - Nyima Tashi
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This book applies formal language and automata theory in the context of Tibetan computational linguistics; further, it constructs a Tibetan-spelling formal grammar system that generates a Tibetan-spelling formal language group, and an automata group that can recognize the language group. In addition, it investigates the application technologies of Tibetan-spelling formal language and automata. Given its creative and original approach, the book offers a valuable reference guide for researchers, teachers and graduate students in the field of computational linguistics.

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Produktbeschreibung
This book applies formal language and automata theory in the context of Tibetan computational linguistics; further, it constructs a Tibetan-spelling formal grammar system that generates a Tibetan-spelling formal language group, and an automata group that can recognize the language group. In addition, it investigates the application technologies of Tibetan-spelling formal language and automata. Given its creative and original approach, the book offers a valuable reference guide for researchers, teachers and graduate students in the field of computational linguistics.
Autorenporträt
Nyima Tashi  completed his bachelor's degree in Computer Science at East China Normal University, Shanghai, China and his Ph.D. in Computer Application Technology at Sichuan University, Chengdu, China. He is currently a Professor of Computer Science at Tibet University, Lhasa, China. His research interests include computer networks, Tibetan Information Technology and Tibetan computational linguistics. He has won the National Science and Technology Progress Award (second prize) and the Tibet Autonomous Region Science and Technology Award (first prize and second prize). He has also been selected for a number of national talent support programs, and was granted a special allowance by the State Council.