Re: Figuring out grammars from examples

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John,

> including S-Expressions, JSON, and XML, and outperforms other
> state-of-the-art tools.

They did not compare their tool against LLMs, which these days
outperform non-humans on language related tasks.
[I would like to see some actual data. In my experience, LLMs are
impressive, confident, and frequently wrong. -John]

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