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Figure 1: The two derivations to obtain (λ,λ) in fG(aabb) in the grammar G.
Figure 2: The relationship between K and F: The diagonal line is the line of fiduciality: above thisline means that F is fiducial on K
Figure 3 shows the averaged accuracy over the different target grammars according to the numberof strings in the learning sample
Table 1: Average percentage of false positive and false negative rates obtained over the test samples.
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