| ACL ID | TITLE |
| E91-1002 |
COMPARATIVES AND ELLIPSIS |
| E91-1003 |
DESIGNING ILLUSTRATED TEXTS: HOW LANGUAGE PRODUCTION IS INFLUENCED BY GRAPHICS GENERATION |
| E91-1004 |
PEARL: A PROBABILISTIC CHART PARSER |
| E91-1005 |
LONG-DISTANCE SCRAMBLING AND TREE ADJOINING GRAMMARS |
| E91-1006 |
BIDIRECTIONAL PARSING OF LEXICALIZED TREE ADJOINING GRAMMARS |
| E91-1007 |
HORN EXTENDED FEATURE STRUCTURES: FAST UNIFICATION WITH NEGATION AND LIMITED DISJUNCTION |
| E91-1008 |
INDEXING AND A REFERENTIAL DEPENDENCIES WITHIN BINDING THEORY: COMPUTATIONAL FRAMEWORK |
| E91-1010 |
AN INDEXING TECHNIQUE FOR IMPLEMENTING COMMAND RELATIONS |
| E91-1011 |
PROCESSING LANGUAGE WITH LOGICAL TYPES AND ACTIVE CONSTRAINTS |
| E91-1012 |
NON-DETERMINISTIC RECURSIVE ASCENT PARSING |
| E91-1013 |
AN EXTENDED LR PARSING ALGORITHM FOR GRAMMARS USING FEATURE-BASED SYNTACTIC CATEGORIES |
| E91-1014 |
WHAT SORT OF TREES DO WE SPEAK? A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL OF THE SYNTAX-PROSODY INTERFACE IN TOKYO JAPANESE |
| E91-1015 |
A TASK INDEPENDENT ORAL DIALOGUE MODEL |
| E91-1016 |
A LOGICAL APPROACH TO ARABIC PHONOLOGY |
| E91-1017 |
A UNIFIED MANAGEMENT AND PROCESSING OF WORD-FORMS, IDIOMS AND ANALYTICAL COMPOUNDS |
| E91-1018 |
ANALYSIS OF UNKNOWN WORDS THROUGH MORPHOLOGICAL DECOMPOSITION |
| E91-1019 |
AUTOMATIC LEARNING OF WORD TRANSDUCERS FROM EXAMPLES |
| E91-1020 |
STRUCTURE-DRIVEN GENERATION FROM SEPARATE SEMANTIC REPRESENTATIONS |
| E91-1021 |
USING PLAUSIBLE INFERENCE RULES IN DESCRIPTION PLANNING |
| E91-1022 |
GENERATING SENTENCES FROM DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES |
| E91-1023 |
PROSODIC INHERITANCE AND MORPHOLOGICAL GENERALISATIONS |
| E91-1024 |
DATR AS A LEXICAL COMPONENT FOR PATR |
| E91-1025 |
PARSING WITHOUT LEXICON: THE MORP SYSTEM |
| E91-1026 |
TEACHING THE ENGLISH TENSE: INTEGRATING NAIVE AND FORMAL GRAMMARS IN AN INTELLIGENT TUTOR FOR FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING |
| E91-1027 |
THE RECOGNITION CAPACITY OF LOCAL SYNTACTIC CONSTRAINTS |
| E91-1028 |
GENERATING REFERRING EXPRESSIONS INVOLVING RELATIONS |
| E91-1029 |
COORDINATION IN UNIFICATION-BASED GRAMMARS |
| E91-1030 |
THE FORMAL AND PROCESSING MODELS OF CLG |
| E91-1031 |
PREDICTION IN CHART PARSING ALGORITHMS FOR CATEGORIAL UNIFICATION GRAMMAR |
| E91-1032 |
MULTIPLE INTERPRETERS IN A PRINCIPLE-BASED MODEL OF SENTENCE PROCESSING |
| E91-1033 |
EXPLOITING CONVERSATIONAL IMPLICATURE FOR GENERATING CONCISE EXPLANATIONS |
| E91-1034 |
SEMANTIC FEATURES AND SELECTION RESTRICTIONS |
| E91-1035 |
PROOF FIGURES AND STRUCTURAL OPERATORS FOR CATEGORIAL GRAMMAR |
| E91-1036 |
CLASSICAL LOGICS FOR ATTRIBUTE-VALUE LANGUAGES |
| E91-1037 |
COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS OF M-GRAMMARS |
| E91-1038 |
THE SEMANTICS OF COLLOCATIONAL PATTERNS FOR REPORTING VERBS |
| E91-1039 |
AUTOMATIC SEMANTIC CLASSIFICATION OF VERBS FROM THEIR SYNTACTIC CONTEXTS: AN IMPLEMENTED CLASSIFIER FOR STATIVITY |
| E91-1040 |
AN ASSESSMENT OF SEMANTIC INFORMATION AUTOMATICALLY EXTRACTED FROM MACHINE READABLE DICTIONARIES |
| E91-1041 |
A DIALOGUE MANAGER USING INITIATIVE-RESPONSE UNITS AND DISTRIBUTED CONTROL |
| E91-1042 |
MODELLING KNOWLEDGE FOR A NATURAL LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING SYSTEM |
| E91-1043 |
A BIDIRECTIONAL MODEL FOR NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING |
| E91-1044 |
AN ALGORITHM FOR GENERATING NON-REDUNDANT QUANTIFIER SCOPINGS |
| E91-1045 |
HELPFUL ANSWERS TO MODAL AND HYPOTHETICAL QUESTIONS |
| E91-1046 |
THE TEXTUAL DEVELOPMENT OF NON-STEREOTYPIC CONCEPTS |
| E91-1047 |
LIMITS OF A SENTENCE BASED PROCEDURAL APPROACH FOR ASPECT CHOICE IN GERMAN-RUSSIAN MT |
| E91-1048 |
LEXICAL TRANSFER BASED ON BILINGUAL SIGNS: TOWARDS INTERACTION DURING TRANSFER |
| E91-1049 |
A PREFERENCE MECHANISM BASED ON MULTIPLE CRITERIA RESOLUTION |
| E91-1050 |
A LANGUAGE FOR THE STATEMENT OF BINARY RELATIONS OVER FEATURE STRUCTURES |
| E91-1051 |
STRUCTURAL NON-CORRESPONDENCE IN TRANSLATION |
| E91-1052 |
AN EXTENSION OF EARLEY'S ALGORITHM FOR S-ATTRIBUTED GRAMMARS |
| E91-1053 |
TOWARDS A CORE VOCABULARY FOR A NATURAL LANGUAGE SYSTEM |
| E91-1054 |
SUBLANGUAGES IN MACHINE TRANSLATION |
| E91-1055 |
A COMMON FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS AND GENERATION |
| H91-1001 |
OVERVIEW OF THE FOURTH DARPA SPEECH AND NATURAL LANGUAGE WORKSHOP |
| H91-1002 |
SESSION 1: SPEECH AND NATURAL LANGUAGE EFFORTS IN THE U. S. AND ABROAD |
| H91-1003 |
THE ESPRIT PROJECT POLYGLOT |
| H91-1004 |
SOME NOTES ABOUT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AT KTH |
| H91-1006 |
MACHINE TRANSLATION IN EUROPE |
| H91-1008 |
SESSION 2: DARPA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND ATIS BENCHMARK TEST POSTER SESSION |
| H91-1009 |
DRAGON SYSTEMS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BENCHMARK RESULTS FEBRUARY 1991 |
| H91-1010 |
NEW RESULTS WITH THE LINCOLN TIED-MIXTURE HMM CSR SYSTEM |
| H91-1011 |
MODELLING CONTEXT DEPENDENCY IN ACOUSTIC-PHONETIC AND LEXICAL REPRESENTATIONS |
| H91-1012 |
BYBLOS SPEECH RECOGNITION BENCHMARK RESULTS |
| H91-1013 |
INTEGRATION OF DIVERSE RECOGNITION METHODOLOGIES THROUGH REEVALUATION OF N-BEST SENTENCE HYPOTHESES |
| H91-1014 |
DEVELOPMENT AND PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF THE MIT ATIS SYSTEM |
| H91-1015 |
SPEECH RECOGNITION IN SRI'S RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND ATIS SYSTEMS |
| H91-1016 |
EVALUATION OF THE CMU ATIS SYSTEM |
| H91-1017 |
USING SEMANTICS TO CORRECT PARSER OUTPUT FOR ATIS UTTERANCES |
| H91-1019 |
A TEXTUAL PROCESSOR TO HANDLE ATIS QUERIES |
| H91-1020 |
STOCHASTIC REPRESENTATION OF CONCEPTUAL STRUCTURE IN THE ATIS TASK |
| H91-1021 |
AUGMENTED ROLE FILLING CAPABILITIES FOR SEMANTIC INTERPRETATION OF SPOKEN LANGUAGE |
| H91-1022 |
THE USE OF A COMMERCIAL NATURAL LANGUAGE INTERFACE IN THE ATIS TASK |
| H91-1023 |
SESSION 3: MACHINE TRANSLATION |
| H91-1024 |
MACHINE TRANSLATION USING ABDUCTIVE INFERENCE |
| H91-1025 |
A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO SENSE DISAMBIGUATION IN MACHINE TRANSLATION |
| H91-1026 |
IDENTIFYING WORD CORRESPONDENCES IN PARALLEL TEXTS |
| H91-1027 |
SESSION 4: SPEECH I |
| H91-1028 |
FIELD TEST EVALUATIONS AND OPTIMIZATION OF SPEAKER INDEPENDENT SPEECH RECOGNITION FOR TELEPHONE APPLICATIONS |
| H91-1029 |
COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA FROM REAL USERS: IMPLICATIONS FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION/UNDERSTANDING SYSTEMS |
| H91-1030 |
AUTODIRECTIVE MICROPHONE SYSTEMS FOR NATURAL COMMUNICATION WITH SPEECH RECOGNIZERS |
| H91-1031 |
SIGNAL REPRESENTATION ATTRIBUTE EXTRACTION AND THE USE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES FOR PHONETIC CLASSIFICATION |
| H91-1032 |
SESSION 5: NATURAL LANGUAGE I |
| H91-1033 |
THE MAPPING UNIT APPROACH TO SUBCATEGORIZATION |
| H91-1034 |
A TEMPLATE MATCHER FOR ROBUST NL INTERPRETATION |
| H91-1035 |
FIXED AND FLEXIBLE PHRASE STRUCTURE: COORDINATION IN TREE ADJOINING GRAMMARS |
| H91-1036 |
EFFICIENT BOTTOM-UP PARSING |
| H91-1037 |
PARTIAL PARSING: A REPORT ON WORK IN PROGRESS |
| H91-1038 |
SESSION 6: DEMONSTRATIONS AND VIDEOTAPES OF SPEECH AND NATURAL LANGUAGE TECHNOLOGIES |
| H91-1039 |
ANALOG IMPLEMENTATIONS OF AUDITORY MODELS |
| H91-1040 |
USING SPOKEN LANGUAGE TO FACILITATE MILITARY TRANSPORTATION PLANNING |
| H91-1041 |
SESSION 7: NATURAL LANGUAGE II |
| H91-1042 |
STATISTICAL AGENDA PARSING |
| H91-1043 |
SOME RESULTS ON STOCHASTIC LANGUAGE MODELLING |
| H91-1044 |
PARSING THE VOYAGER DOMAIN USING PEARL |
| H91-1045 |
CALCULATING THE PROBABILITY OF A PARTIAL PARSE OF A SENTENCE |
| H91-1046 |
A TRELLIS-BASED ALGORITHM FOR ESTIMATING THE PARAMETERS OF HIDDEN STOCHASTIC CONTEXT-FREE GRAMMAR |
| H91-1047 |
SESSION 8: SPEECH II |
| H91-1048 |
CONTINUOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION USING SEGMENTAL NEURAL NETS |
| H91-1049 |
A DYNAMICAL SYSTEM APPROACH TO CONTINUOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION |
| H91-1050 |
RECENT PROGRESS IN ROBUST VOCABULARY-INDEPENDENT SPEECH RECOGNITION |
| H91-1051 |
CONTEXT DEPENDENT MODELING OF PHONES IN CONTINUOUS SPEECH USING DECISION TREES |
| H91-1052 |
SESSION 9: SPEECH III |
| H91-1054 |
A STUDY ON SPEAKER-ADAPTIVE SPEECH RECOGNITION |
| H91-1055 |
EXPERIENCE WITH A STACK DECODER-BASED HMM CSR AND BACK-OFF N-GRAM LANGUAGE MODELS |
| H91-1056 |
LEXICAL ACCESS WITH A STATISTICALLY-DERIVED PHONETIC NETWORK |
| H91-1057 |
A DYNAMIC LANGUAGE MODEL FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION |
| H91-1058 |
SESSION 10: CORPORA AND EVALUATION |
| H91-1059 |
THIRD MESSAGE UNDERSTANDING EVALUATION AND CONFERENCE (MUC-3): PHASE 1 STATUS REPORT |
| H91-1061 |
EVALUATING TEXT CATEGORIZATION I |
| H91-1062 |
A PROPOSAL FOR INCREMENTAL DIALOGUE EVALUATION |
| H91-1063 |
SESSION 11 - NATURAL LANGUAGE III |
| H91-1064 |
DISCOURSE STRUCTURE IN THE TRAINS PROJECT |
| H91-1065 |
STUDIES IN PART OF SPEECH LABELLING |
| H91-1066 |
LEXICO-SEMANTIC PATTERN MATCHING AS A COMPANION TO PARSING IN TEXT UNDERSTANDING |
| H91-1067 |
AUTOMATIC ACQUISITION OF SUBCATEGORIZATION FRAMES FROM TAGGED TEXT |
| H91-1068 |
FAST TEXT PROCESSING FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL |
| H91-1069 |
SESSION 12: SLS AND PROSODY |
| H91-1070 |
INTERACTIVE PROBLEM SOLVING AND DIALOGUE IN THE ATIS DOMAIN |
| H91-1071 |
COLLECTION OF SPONTANEOUS SPEECH FOR THE ATIS DOMAIN AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSES OF DATA COLLECTED AT MIT AND TI |
| H91-1072 |
INTEGRATING SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS INTO SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING |
| H91-1073 |
THE USE OF PROSODY IN SYNTACTIC DISAMBIGUATION |
| H91-1074 |
PREDICTING INTONATIONAL BOUNDARIES AUTOMATICALLY FROM TEXT: THE ATIS DOMAIN |
| H91-1075 |
USE OF PROSODY IN SYNTACTIC DISAMBIGUATION: AN ANALYSIS-BY-SYNTHESIS APPROACH |
| H91-1077 |
A PROPOSAL FOR LEXICAL DISAMBIGUATION |
| H91-1078 |
A SNAPSHOT OF TWO DARPA SPEECH AND NATURAL LANGUAGE PROGRAMS |
| H91-1079 |
ADAPTIVE NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING |
| H91-1080 |
RESEARCH IN CONTINUOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION |
| H91-1081 |
SPOKEN LANGUAGE SYSTEMS |
| H91-1082 |
EVALUATING THE USE OF PROSODIC INFORMATION IN SPEECH RECOGNITION AND UNDERSTANDING |
| H91-1083 |
SEGMENT-BASED ACOUSTIC MODELS WITH MULTI-LEVEL SEARCH ALGORITHMS FOR CONTINUOUS SPEECH RECOGNITION |
| H91-1084 |
MICROPHONE-ARRAY SYSTEMS FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION INPUT |
| H91-1085 |
SPOKEN-LANGUAGE RESEARCH AT CARNEGIE MELLON |
| H91-1086 |
THE PLUS ACCELERATOR |
| H91-1087 |
INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA EXPLANATION FOR EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR |
| H91-1088 |
PROGRESS REPORT FOR DARPA SLS PROGRAM AT DRAGON SYSTEMS, INC. |
| H91-1089 |
PORTABLE SOFTWARE MODULES FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION (PHASE I SBIR GRANT FROM DARPA) |
| H91-1090 |
SPOKEN LANGUAGE RECOGNITION AND UNDERSTANDING |
| H91-1091 |
ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM SUMMARY |
| H91-1092 |
NIST-DARPA INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT: SLS PROGRAM |
| H91-1093 |
EVALUATING TEXT UNDERSTANDING SYSTEMS |
| H91-1094 |
ACTIVE KNOWLEDGE STRUCTURES IN NATURAL LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING |
| H91-1095 |
ROBUST AND PORTABLE TEXT PROCESSING |
| H91-1096 |
A ROBUST PREPROCESSOR FOR SPEECH-RECOGNITION SYSTEMS |
| H91-1097 |
CORPUS COLLECTION FOR ATIS |
| H91-1098 |
REAL-TIME SPEECH RECOGNITION SYSTEM |
| H91-1099 |
SRI'S REAL-TIME SPOKEN LANGUAGE SYSTEM |
| H91-1100 |
TACITUS: THE ABDUCTIVE COMMONSENSE INFERENCE-BASED TEXT UNDERSTANDING SYSTEM |
| H91-1101 |
LINGUISTIC KNOWLEDGE SOURCES FOR SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING |
| H91-1102 |
LANGUAGE PROCESSING AND COMMONSENSE REASONING |
| H91-1103 |
NATURAL LANGUAGE RESEARCH |
| H91-1104 |
VERY LARGE ANNOTATED DATABASE OF AMERICAN ENGLISH |
| H91-1105 |
NATURAL LANGUAGE, KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION AND DISCOURSE |
| H91-1106 |
THE PENMAN NATURAL LANGUAGE PROJECT SYSTEMICS-BASED MACHINE TRANSLATION |
| J91-1001 |
CO-OCCURRENCES OF ANTONYMOUS ADJECTIVES AND THEIR CONTEXTS |
| J91-1002 |
LEXICAL COHESION COMPUTED BY THESAURAL RELATIONS AS AN INDICATOR OF THE STRUCTURE OF TEXT |
| J91-1003 |
MET*: A METHOD FOR DISCRIMINATING METONYMY AND METAPHOR BY COMPUTER |
| J91-1004 |
TECHNICAL CORRESPONDENCE TECHNIQUES FOR AUTOMATIC MEMOIZATION WITH APPLICATIONS TO CONTEXT-FREE PARSING |
| J91-1008 |
PRACTICAL SGML |
| J91-2001 |
FEATURES AND FORMULAE |
| J91-2002 |
HOW TO ENCODE SEMANTIC KNOWLEDGE: A METHOD FOR MEANING REPRESENTATION AND COMPUTER-AIDED ACQUISITION |
| J91-2003 |
SEMANTICS OF PARAGRAPHS |
| J91-3001 |
AN ALGORITHM FOR HIGH ACCURACY NAME PRONUNCIATION BY PARAMETRIC SPEECH SYNTHESIZER |
| J91-3002 |
CHINESE NUMBER-NAMES, TREE ADJOINING LANGUAGES, AND MILD CONTEXT-SENSITIVITY |
| J91-3003 |
THE GENERATIVE POWER OF CATEGORIAL GRAMMARS AND HEAD-DRIVEN PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMARS WITH LEXICAL RULES |
| J91-3004 |
COMPUTATION OF THE PROBABILITY OF INITIAL SUBSTRING GENERATION BY STOCHASTIC CONTEXT-FREE GRAMMARS |
| J91-3005 |
ERRATUM TO: A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO MACHINE TRANSLATION |
| J91-4001 |
AN EFFICIENT NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING SYSTEM SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THE CHINESE LANGUAGE |
| J91-4002 |
SYSTEMIC CLASSIFICATION AND ITS EFFICIENCY |
| J91-4003 |
THE GENERATIVE LEXICON |
| M91-1001 |
OVERVIEW OF THE THIRD MESSAGE UNDERSTANDING EVALUATION AND CONFERENCE |
| M91-1002 |
MUC-3 EVALUATION METRICS |
| M91-1003 |
COMPARING MUCK-II AND MUC-3:ASSESSING THE DIFFICULTY OF DIFFERENT TASKS |
| M91-1004 |
MUC-3 LINGUISTIC PHENOMENA TEST EXPERIMENT |
| M91-1005 |
ADVANCED DECISION SYSTEMS' CODEX:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1006 |
BBN PLUM:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1007 |
GE NLTOOLSET:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1008 |
GTE'S TEXT INTERPRETATION AID (TIA):MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1009 |
HUGHES TRAINABLE TEXT SKIMMER:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1010 |
ITP INTERPRETEXT SYSTEM:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1011 |
LANGUAGE SYSTEMS, INC.MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1012 |
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS COMPANY:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1013 |
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PROTEUS SYSTEM:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1014 |
PRC PAKTUS:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1015 |
SRI INTERNATIONAL'S TACITUS SYSTEM:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1016 |
SYNCHRONETICS:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1017 |
UNISYS:MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1019 |
UNL/USL: MUC-3 TEST RESULTS AND ANALYSIS |
| M91-1020 |
ADVANCED DECISION SYSTEMS:DESCRIPTION OF THE CODEX SYSTEM AS USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1021 |
BBN:DESCRIPTIONOF THEPLUMSYSTEM AS USED FORMUC-3 |
| M91-1022 |
GE:DESCRIPTION OF THENLTOOLSETSYSTEM AS USED FORMUC-3 |
| M91-1023 |
GTE: DESCRIPTION OF THE TIA SYSTEM USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1024 |
HUGHES TRAINABLE TEXT SKIMMER:DESCRIPTION OF THE TTS SYSTEM AS USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1025 |
ITP:DESCRIPTION OF THE INTERPRETEXT SYSTEMAS USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1027 |
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS COMPANY:DESCRIPTION OF THE INLET SYSTEM USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1028 |
NEW YORK UNIVERSITYDESCRIPTION OF THE PROTEUS SYSTEMAS USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1029 |
PRC INC:DESCRIPTION OF THE PAKTUS SYSTEM USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1030 |
SRI INTERNATIONAL: DESCRIPTION OF THE TACITUS SYSTEM AS USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1031 |
SYNCHRONETICS: DESCRIPTION OF THE SYNCHRONETICS SYSTEM USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1032 |
UNISYS:DESCRIPTION OF THE UNISYS SYSTEM USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1033 |
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS: DESCRIPTION OF THE CIRCUS SYSTEM AS USED FOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1034 |
DESCRIPTION OF THE UNL/USL SYSTEM USEDFOR MUC-3 |
| M91-1035 |
DATA EXTRACTION AS TEXT CATEGORIZATION: AN EXPERIMENT WITH THE MUC-3 CORPUS |
| M91-1036 |
COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS OF DISCOURSE INTHE CONTEXT OF MUC-3 |
| M91-1037 |
APPENDIX A:EVALUATION TASK DESCRIPTION |
| M91-1038 |
APPENDIX B: TEST PROCEDURES |
| M91-1039 |
APPENDIX C: GUIDELINES FOR INTERACTIVE SCORING |
| M91-1040 |
APPENDIX D: SAMPLE TEXTS FROM TST1 TEST SET |
| M91-1041 |
APPENDIX E: ANSWER KEY TEMPLATES FOR TST1 SAMPLE TEXTS |
| M91-1042 |
APPENDIX F: FINAL TEST SCORE SUMMARIES |
| M91-1044 |
APPENDIX H: TEXT AND ANSWER KEY TEMPLATES FOR TST1-MUC3-0099 |
| P91-1001 |
RESOLUTION OF COLLECTIVE-DISTRIBUTIVE AMBIGUITY USING MODEL-BASED REASONING |
| P91-1002 |
INCLUSION, DISJOINTNESS AND CHOICE: THE LOGIC OF LINGUISTIC CLASSIFICATION |
| P91-1003 |
EVENT-BUILDING THROUGH ROLE-FILLING AND ANAPHORA RESOLUTION |
| P91-1004 |
TOWARD A PLAN-BASED UNDERSTANDING MODEL FOR MIXED-INITIATIVE DIALOGUES |
| P91-1005 |
AN ALGORITHM FOR PLAN RECOGNITION IN COLLABORATIVE DISCOURSE |
| P91-1006 |
A THREE-LEVEL MODEL FOR PLAN EXPLORATION |
| P91-1007 |
A TRIPARTITE PLAN-BASED MODEL OF DIALOGUE |
| P91-1008 |
DISCOURSE RELATIONS AND DEFEASIBLE KNOWLEDGE` |
| P91-1010 |
TYPE-RAISING AND DIRECTIONALITY IN COMBINATORY GRAMMAR |
| P91-1011 |
EFFICIENT INCREMENTAL PROCESSING WITH CATEGORIAL GRAMMAR |
| P91-1012 |
COMPOSE-REDUCE PARSING |
| P91-1013 |
LR RECURSIVE TRANSITION NETWORKS FOR EARLEY AND TOMITA PARSING |
| P91-1014 |
POLYNOMIAL TIME AND SPACE SHIFT-REDUCE PARSING OF ARBITRARY CONTEXT-FREE GRAMMARS. |
| P91-1015 |
HEAD CORNER PARSING FOR DISCONTINUOUS CONSTITUENCY |
| P91-1016 |
THE ACQUISITION AND APPLICATION OF CONTEXT SENSITIVE GRAMMAR FOR ENGLISH |
| P91-1017 |
TWO LANGUAGES ARE MORE INFORMATIVE THAN ONE |
| P91-1018 |
LEARNING PERCEPTUALLY-GROUNDED SEMANTICS IN THE LO PROJECT |
| P91-1019 |
SUBJECT-DEPENDENT CO-OCCURRENCE AND WORD SENSE DISAMBIGUATION |
| P91-1020 |
A SYSTEM FOR TRANSLATING LOCATIVE PREPOSITIONS FROM ENGLISH INTO FRENCH |
| P91-1021 |
TRANSLATION BY QUASI LOGICAL FORM TRANSFER |
| P91-1022 |
ALIGNING SENTENCES IN PARALLEL CORPORA |
| P91-1023 |
A PROGRAM FOR ALIGNING SENTENCES IN BILINGUAL CORPORA |
| P91-1024 |
EXPERIMENTS AND PROSPECTS OF EXAMPLE-BASED MACHINE TRANSLATION |
| P91-1025 |
RESOLVING TRANSLATION MISMATCHES WITH INFORMATION FLOW |
| P91-1026 |
AUTOMATIC NOUN CLASSIFICATION BY USING JAPANESE-ENGLISH WORD PAIRS |
| P91-1027 |
AUTOMATIC ACQUISITION OF SUBCATEGORIZATION FRAMES FROM UNTAGGED TEXT |
| P91-1028 |
MULTIPLE DEFAULT INHERITANCE IN A UNIFICATION-BASED LEXICON |
| P91-1029 |
METAPHORIC GENERALIZATION THROUGH SORT COERCION |
| P91-1030 |
STRUCTURAL AMBIGUITY AND LEXICAL RELATIONS |
| P91-1031 |
STRATEGIES FOR ADDING CONTROL INFORMATION TO DECLARATIVE GRAMMARS |
| P91-1032 |
FINITE-STATE APPROXIMATION OF PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMARS |
| P91-1033 |
FEATURE LOGIC WITH WEAK SUBSUMPTION CONSTRAINTS |
| P91-1034 |
WORD-SENSE DISAMBIGUATION USING STATISTICAL METHODS |
| P91-1035 |
A STOCHASTIC PROCESS FOR WORD FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONS |
| P91-1036 |
FROM N-GRAMS TO COLLOCATIONS AN EVALUATION OF XTRACT |
| P91-1037 |
PREDICTING INTONATIONAL PHRASING FROM TEXT |
| P91-1038 |
A PREFERENCE-FIRST LANGUAGE PROCESSOR: INTEGRATING THE UNIFICATION GRAMMAR AND MARKOV LANGUAGE MODEL FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION APPLICATIONS |
| P91-1039 |
FACTORIZATION OF LANGUAGE CONSTRAINTS IN SPEECH RECOGNITION |
| P91-1040 |
CONSTRAINT PROJECTION: AN EFFICIENT TREATMENT OF DISJUNCTIVE FEATURE DESCRIPTIONS |
| P91-1041 |
QUASI-DESTRUCTIVE GRAPH UNIFICATION |
| P91-1042 |
UNIFICATION WITH LAZY NON-REDUNDANT COPYING |
| P91-1043 |
LOGICAL FORM OF COMPLEX SENTENCES IN TASK-ORIENTED DIALOGUES |
| P91-1044 |
ACTION REPRESENTATION FOR NL INSTRUCTIONS |
| P91-1045 |
EXTRACTING SEMANTIC ROLES FROM A MODEL OF EVENTUALITIES |
| P91-1046 |
CASE REVISITED: IN THE SHADOW OF AUTOMATIC PROCESSING OF MACHINE-READABLE DICTIONARIES |
| P91-1047 |
DISCOVERING THE LEXICAL FEATURES OF A LANGUAGE |
| P91-1048 |
LEXICAL DISAMBIGUATION: SOURCES OF INFORMATION AND THEIR STATISTICAL REALIZATION |
| P91-1049 |
NON-LITERAL WORD SENSE IDENTIFICATION THROUGH SEMANTIC NETWORK PATH SCHEMATA |
| P91-1050 |
COLLABORATING ON REFERRING EXPRESSIONS |
| P91-1051 |
CONCEPTUAL REVISION FOR NATURAL LANGUAGE GENERATION |
| P91-1052 |
MODIFYING BELIEFS IN A PLAN-BASED DIALOGUE MODEL |
| P91-1053 |
RESOLVING A PRAGMATIC PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE ATTACHMENT AMBIGUITY |
| P91-1054 |
CURRENT RESEARCH IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SPOKEN LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING SYSTEM USING PARSEC |
| P91-1055 |
SYNTACTIC GRAPHS AND CONSTRAINT SATISFACTION |
| P91-1056 |
AN INCREMENTAL CONNECTIONIST PHRASE STRUCTURE PARSER |
| W91-0101 |
MONOTONICITY, HEADEDNESS, AND REVERSIBLE GRAMMAR |
| W91-0102 |
REVERSIBILITY IN A CONSTRAINT AND TYPE BASED LOGIC GRAMMAR: APPLICATION TO SECONDARY PREDICATION |
| W91-0103 |
TOWARDS UNIFORM PROCESSING OF CONSTRAINT-BASED CATEGORIAL GRAMMARS |
| W91-0104 |
INHERENTLY REVERSIBLE GRAMMARS, LOGIC PROGRAMMING AND COMPUTABILITY |
| W91-0105 |
REVERSIBILITY AND MODULARITY IN NATURAL LANGUAGE GENERATION |
| W91-0106 |
REVERSIBLE NLP BY DERIVING THE GRAMMARS FROM THE KNOWLEDGE BASE |
| W91-0107 |
SYNTACTIC CHOICE IN LANGUAGE GENERATION |
| W91-0108 |
GENERATION AND TRANSLATION TOWARDS A FORMALISM-INDEPENDENT CHARACTERISATION |
| W91-0109 |
REVERSIBLE MACHINE TRANSLATION: WHAT TO DO WHEN THE LANGUAGES DON'T LINE UP |
| W91-0110 |
A UNIFORM ARCHITECTURE FOR PARSING, GENERATION AND TRANSFER |
| W91-0111 |
COMMON HEURISTICS FOR PARSING, GENERATION, AND WHATEVER... |
| W91-0112 |
A GENERAL COMPUTATIONAL METHOD FOR GRAMMAR INVERSION |
| W91-0113 |
COMPILING TRACE & UNIFICATION GRAMMAR FOR PARSING AND GENERATION |
| W91-0114 |
SHARED PREFERENCES |
| W91-0115 |
HANDLING PRAGMATIC INFORMATION WITH A REVERSIBLE ARCHITECTURE |
| W91-0116 |
A: SEMANTIC INTERPRETER FOR SYSTEMIC GRAMMARS |
| W91-0201 |
KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION AND KNOWLEDGE OF WORDS |
| W91-0202 |
SYNTAX-DRIVEN AND ONTOLOGY-DRIVEN LEXICAL SEMANTICS |
| W91-0203 |
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT FOR TERMINOLOGY-INTENSIVE APPLICATIONS: NEEDS AND TOOLS |
| W91-0204 |
INTERPRETATION WITHOUT SEMANTICS |
| W91-0205 |
LOGICAL STRUCTURES IN THE LEXICON |
| W91-0206 |
CONVENTIONAL METAPHOR AND THE LEXICON |
| W91-0207 |
REPRESENTATION OF SEMANTIC KNOWLEDGE WITH TERM SUBSUMPTION LANGUAGES |
| W91-0208 |
PREDICTABLE MEANING SHIFT: SOME LINGUISTIC PROPERTIES OF LEXICAL IMPLICATION RULES |
| W91-0209 |
LEXICAL OPERATIONS IN A UNIFICATION-BASED FRAMEWORK |
| W91-0210 |
LEXICAL STRUCTURES FOR LINGUISTIC INFERENCE |
| W91-0211 |
IN SO MANY WORDS KNOWLEDGE AS A LEXICAL PHENOMENON |
| W91-0212 |
REDEFINING THE "LEVEL" OF THE "WORD" |
| W91-0214 |
ASPECTUAL REQUIREMENTS OF TEMPORAL CONNECTIVES: EVIDENCE FOR A TWO-LEVEL APPROACH TO SEMANTICS |
| W91-0215 |
A MODEL FOR THE INTERACTION OF LEXICAL AND NON-LEXICAL KNOWLEDGE IN THE DETERMINATION OF WORD MEANING |
| W91-0216 |
FOR THE LEXICON THAT HAS EVERYTHING |
| W91-0217 |
ACQUIRING AND REPRESENTING SEMANTIC INFORMATION IN A LEXICAL KNOWLEDGE BASE |
| W91-0218 |
GENERAL LEXICAL REPRESENTATION FOR AN EFFECT PREDICATE |
| W91-0219 |
DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONCEPT DICTIONARY IMPLEMENTATION OF LEXICAL KNOWLEDGE |
| W91-0220 |
PRESUPPOSITIONS AND DEFAULT REASONING: A STUDY IN LEXICAL PRAGMATICS |
| W91-0221 |
LEXICON, ONTOLOGY AND TEXT MEANING |
| W91-0222 |
A TWO-LEVEL KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION FOR MACHINE TRANSLATION: LEXICAL SEMANTICS AND TENSE/ASPECT |
| W91-0223 |
THE AUTONOMY OF SHALLOW LEXICAL KNOWLEDGE |
