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Prerequisites are written by humans (I think?) and so quite a number of them are irregular, making their parsing into tokens that can be manipulated for various purposes quite a challenge. I don't think it's possible to write a set of rules that encapsulates all of the classes' prerequisites perfectly, but I do believe it's possible to correctly parse ~98% of them. The rest can have manual rules added.
This would allow prerequisite trees and simplifying prerequisites into a single, standard, unambiguous format.
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Another angle is to write grammar on a per-department basis, since grammar is pretty consistent within departments and only starts to differ when you cross over.
Prerequisites are written by humans (I think?) and so quite a number of them are irregular, making their parsing into tokens that can be manipulated for various purposes quite a challenge. I don't think it's possible to write a set of rules that encapsulates all of the classes' prerequisites perfectly, but I do believe it's possible to correctly parse ~98% of them. The rest can have manual rules added.
This would allow prerequisite trees and simplifying prerequisites into a single, standard, unambiguous format.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: