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QSMM is a framework for learning finite automatons that perform goal-directed interaction with entities exhibiting deterministic or stochastic behavior. It implements the rudiments of a toolchain for working with probabilistic assembler programs, and development focus shifted to adaptive parsing and learning context-free grammars by template. It includes atd-parser and abu-parser tools.
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