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<Paper uid="P79-1007">
  <Title>GENF~ALIZED AUGMENTED TRANSITION NETWORK GRAMMARS FOR GENERATION FROM SDPS%NTIC NETWORKS</Title>
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7. CONCLUSIONS
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    <Paragraph position="0"> A generalization of the ATN formalism has been presented which allows grammars to be written for generating surface sentences from semantic networks. The generalization has involved: adding an optional argument to the TO terminal act; reintroducing the JUMP terminal act; introducing a TO arc similar to the JUMP arc; introducing a CALL arc which is a generalization of the PUSH arc; introducing a GETA form; clarifying the management of the input buffer. The benefits of these few changes are that parsing and generating gramnars may be written in the same familiar notation, may be interpreted (or compiled) by a single program, and may use each other in the same parser-generator network grammar.</Paragraph>
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