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ORCID30th ACL 1992: Newark, Deleware, USA
- Henry S. Thompson:
30th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, 28 June - 2 July 1992, University of Delaware, Newark, Deleware, USA, Proceedings. ACL 1992
Regular Papers
- Alex Lascarides, Nicholas Asher, Jon Oberlander:
Interferring Discourse Relations in Context. 1-8 - Daniel Hardt:
An Algorithm for VP Ellipsis. 9-14 - Rajeev Agarwal, Lois C. Boggess:
A Simple But Useful Approach to Conjunct Identification. 15-21 - Susann LuperFoy:
The Representation of Multimodal User Interface Dialogues Using Discourse Pegs. 22-31 - Hiyan Alshawi, Richard S. Crouch:
Monotonic Semantic Interpretation. 32-39 - David M. Magerman, Carl Weir:
Efficiency, Robustness and Accuracy in Picky Chart Parsing. 40-47 - Kathleen F. McCoy, K. Vijay-Shanker, Gijoo Yang:
A Functional Approach to Generation with TAG. 48-55 - John Bear, John Dowding, Elizabeth Shriberg:
Integrating Multiple Knowledge Sources for Detection and Correction of Repairs in Human-Computer Dialog. 56-63 - Nancy L. Green, Sandra Carberry:
Conversational Implicatures in Indirect Replies. 64-71 - James Rogers, K. Vijay-Shanker:
Reasoning with Descriptions of Trees. 72-80 - Miroslav Martinovic, Tomek Strzalkowski:
Comparing Two Grammar-Based Generation Algorithms: A Case Study. 81-88 - Giorgio Satta:
Recognition of Linear Context-Free Rewriting Systems. 89-95 - Bonnie L. Webber, Breck Baldwin:
Accommodating Context Change. 96-103 - Tomek Strzalkowski, Barbara Vauthey:
Information Retrieval Using Robust Natural Language Processing. 104-111 - Chris D. Rowles, Xiuming Huang:
Prosodic Aids to Syntactic and Semantic Analysis of Spoken English. 112-119 - Barbara Di Eugenio:
Understanding Natural Language Instructions: The Case of Purpose Clauses. 120-127 - Fernando C. N. Pereira, Yves Schabes:
Inside-Outside Reestimation from Partially Bracketed Corpora. 128-135 - David J. Weir:
Linear Context-Free Rewriting Systems and Deterministic Tree-Walking Transducers. 136-143 - James Henderson
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A Connectionist Parser for Structure Unification Grammar. 144-151 - Carl Gutwin, Gordon I. McCalla:
Would I Lie to You? Modelling Misrepresentation and Context in Dialogue. 152-158 - David M. Carter:
Lattice-Based Word Identification in CLARE. 159-166 - Yves Schabes, Stuart M. Shieber:
An Alternative Conception of Tree-Adjoining Derivation. 167-176 - Jing-Shin Chang, Yih-Fen Luo, Keh-Yih Su:
GPSM: A Generalized Probabilistic Semantic Model for Ambiguity Resolution. 177-184 - Ezra Black, John D. Lafferty, Salim Roukos:
Development and Evaluation of a Broad-Coverage Probabilistic Grammar of English-Language Computer Manuals. 185-192 - Lynn Lambert, Sandra Carberry:
Modeling Negotiation Subdialogues. 193-200 - Judith Engelkamp, Gregor Erbach, Hans Uszkoreit:
Handling Linear Precedence Constraints by Unification. 201-208 - Jong C. Park:
A Unification-Based Semantic Interpretation for Coordinate Constructs. 209-215 - Claire Cardie:
Corpus-Based Acquisition of Relative Pronoun Disambiguation Heuristics. 216-223 - Kazuhiro Kimura, Takashi Suzuoka, Shin'ya Amano:
Association-Based Natural Language Processing with Neural Networks. 224-231 - Chung Hee Hwang, Lenhart K. Schubert:
Tense Trees as the "Fine Structure" of Discourse. 232-240 - Longin Jan Latecki:
Connection Relations and Quantifier Scope. 241-248 - William A. Gale, Kenneth Ward Church, David Yarowsky:
Estimating Upper and Lower Bounds on the Performance of Word-Sense Disambiguation Programs. 249-257 - Bonnie J. Dorr:
A Parameterized Approach to Integrating Aspect with Lexical-Semanics for Machine Translation. 257-264 - Ehud Reiter, Chris Mellish:
Using Classification to Generate Text. 265-271
Student Papers
- Linda Z. Suri:
Correcting Illegal NP Omissions Using Local Focus. 273-275 - Daniel Hardt:
Some Problematic Cases of VP Ellipsis. 276-278 - Sheila Rock:
Understanding Repetition in Natural Language Instructions - The Semantics of Extent. 279-281 - Jacqueline C. Kowtko:
On the Intonation of Mono- and Di-Syllabic Words within the Discourse Framework of Conversational Games. 282-284 - Michael Niv:
Right Association Revisited. 285-287 - Paola Merlo:
An LR Category-Neutral Parser with Left Corner Prediction. 288-290 - Vincenzo Lombardo:
Incremental Dependency Parsing. 291-293 - Patricia Lutsky:
Documentation Parser to Extract Software Test Conditions. 294-296 - Owen Rambow:
A Linguistic and Computational Analysis of the German "Third Construction". 297-299 - Beryl Hoffman:
A CCG Approach to Free Word Order Languages. 300-302 - Jørgen Villadsen:
Information States as First Class Citizens. 303-305 - Arturo Trujillo:
Spatial Lexicalization in the Translation of Prepositional Phrases. 306-308 - Shin-ichiro Kamei, Takahiro Wakao:
Metonymy: Reassessment, Survey of Acceptability, and its Treatment in a Machine Translation System. 309-311 - Stephen J. Green:
A Basis for a Formalization of Linguistic Style. 312-314 - Vibhu O. Mittal:
Elaboration in Object Descriptions through Examples. 315-317 - Keith Vander Linden:
The Expression of Local Rhetorical Relations in Instructional Text. 318-320 - Mark Alan Jones:
Generating a Specific Class of Metaphors. 321-323 - Gregory Grefenstette:
SEXTANT: Exploring Unexplored Contexts for Semantic Extraction from Syntactic Analysis. 324-326 - Philip Resnik:
A Class-Based Approach to Lexical Discovery. 327-329 - Robert Krovetz:
Sense-Linking in a Machine Readable Dictionary. 330-332
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