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Language Processing in Erlang - Simon Thompson
Professor Simon Thompson is a Professor of Logic and Computation who works "part time at Kent, principally as investigator on the STARDUST project, led by Laura Bocchi.
He gave a talk on Language Processing in Erlang with several good examples.
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