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  <Title>Visualization of Protocols of the Parsing and Semantic Interpretation Steps in a Machine Translation System</Title>
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7 Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> In this paper, we have presented a tool for the visualization of a complex parse space by separating global information about the over-all structure of the parse space from detailed, local information while preserving the relation between both by means of hyperlinks and indexing. Our solution is anything but fancy: it is completely text-based and employs commonplace, off-the-shelf tools for the display of hypertexts. This allows for ease of use and a high degree of portability, because no new software has to be installed at the user-end. Even though some compromises had to be made, for example by deviating from well-established forms of representation, the interface nevertheless provides appropriate functionality for the given purpose.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> In a word, HTML is used for what it was invented for -- the encoding of nonlinear information. null</Paragraph>
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