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We assume three types of syntax errors can debase the sentences of a language generated by a context-free grammar: the replacement of a symbol by an incorrect symbol, the insertion of an extraneous symbol, or the deletion of a symbol. We present an algorithm that will parse any input string to completion finding the fewest possible number of errors. On a random access computer the algorithm requires time proportional to the cube of the length of the input.
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