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This paper introduces interactive graph grammars. An interactive graph grammar (IGG) is a grammar with a derivation controlled by design requirements. Users can interact with IGG by means of a graph description language (GDL). This language makes it possible to use queries and answers for communication between the system and the user.
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Skowron, M. Interactive Graph Grammar. Grammars 6, 183–215 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:GRAM.0000016638.15089.91
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