The Smallest Grammar Problem (SGP) is a task in computational linguistics and formal language theory that involves finding the smallest possible grammar that can generate a given set of strings (a language). Specifically, the problem can be described as follows: Given a finite set of strings, the objective is to compute the smallest context-free grammar (CFG) or, in some contexts, the smallest regular grammar that generates exactly those strings.
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