Following (Briscoe and Carroll, 1993), conflict resolution is based on contextual information extracted from the so called Instantaneous Description or Configuration: a stack, representing the control memory of the LR parser, and a lookahead sequence, here limited to one symbol.
1 while Briscoe and Carroll invested on massive parallel computation of the possible parsing paths, with pruning and posterior ranking, we ex-periment with a simple greedy depth-first technique with limited amount of backtracking, that resembles to a certain extent the commitment/recovery models from the psycholinguistic research on human language processing, supported by the occurrence of "garden paths".