Conjunctive grammar is a formal grammar framework that extends traditional context-free grammars, primarily used in the field of computational linguistics and formal language theory. In conjunctive grammar, the productions (rules) allow the combination of multiple rules and conditions to generate strings in a more complex way than simple context-free grammars. The key feature of conjunctive grammars is their use of conjunctions in the grammar rules.
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