| ACL ID | TITLE |
|---|
| E95-1001 |
ON REASONING WITH AMBIGUITIES |
| E95-1002 |
PRINCIPLE BASED SEMANTICS FOR HPSG |
| E95-1003 |
CRITERIA FOR MEASURING TERM RECOGNITION |
| E95-1004 |
AUTOMATIC PROCESSING OF PROPER NAMES IN TEXTS |
| E95-1005 |
THE SEMANTICS OF RESOURCE SHARING IN LEXICAL-FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR |
| E95-1006 |
A SPECIFICATION LANGUAGE FOR LEXICAL FUNCTIONAL GRAMMARS |
| E95-1007 |
SOME REMARKS ON THE DECIDABILITY OF THE GENERATION PROBLEM IN LFG- AND PATR-STYLE UNIFICATION GRAMMARS |
| E95-1008 |
COLLOCATION MAP FOR OVERCOMING DATA SPARSENESS |
| E95-1009 |
COMPUTATIONAL DIALECTOLOGY IN IRISH GAELIC |
| E95-1010 |
TEXT ALIGNMENT IN THE REAL WORLD: IMPROVING ALIGNMENTS OF NOISY TRANSLATIONS USING COMMON LEXICAL FEATURES, STRING MATCHING STRATEGIES AND N-GRAM COMPARISONS |
| E95-1011 |
A TRACTABLE EXTENSION OF LINEAR INDEXED GRAMMARS |
| E95-1012 |
STOCHASTIC HPSG |
| E95-1013 |
LITERAL MOVEMENT GRAMMARS |
| E95-1014 |
CORPUS-BASED METHOD FOR AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION OF SUPPORT VERBS FOR NOMINALIZATIONS |
| E95-1015 |
THE PROBLEM OF COMPUTING THE MOST PROBABLE TREE IN DATA-ORIENTED PARSING AND STOCHASTIC TREE GRAMMARS |
| E95-1016 |
ON LEARNING MORE APPROPRIATE SELECTIONAL RESTRICTIONS |
| E95-1017 |
INCREMENTAL INTERPRETATION OF CATEGORIAL GRAMMAR |
| E95-1018 |
MIXING MODES OF LINGUISTIC DESCRIPTION IN CATEGORIAL GRAMMAR |
| E95-1019 |
HIGHER-ORDER LINEAR LOGIC PROGRAMMING OF CATEGORIAL DEDUCTION |
| E95-1020 |
DISTRIBUTIONAL PART-OF-SPEECH TAGGING |
| E95-1021 |
TAGGING FRENCH - COMPARING A STATISTICAL AND A CONSTRAINT-BASED METHOD |
| E95-1022 |
A SYNTAX-BASED PART-OF-SPEECH ANALYSER |
| E95-1023 |
DETERMINISTIC CONSISTENCY CHECKING OF LP CONSTRAINTS |
| E95-1024 |
OFF-LINE OPTIMIZATION FOR EARLEY-STYLE HPSG PROCESSING |
| E95-1025 |
PROFIT: PROLOG WITH FEATURES, INHERITANCE AND TEMPLATES |
| E95-1026 |
A ROBUST AND EFFICIENT THREE-LAYERED DIALOGUE COMPONENT FOR A SPEECH-TO-SPEECH TRANSLATION SYSTEM |
| E95-1027 |
TOWARDS A WORKBENCH FOR ACQUISITION OF DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE FROM NATURAL LANGUAGE |
| E95-1028 |
RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF MORPHOLOGICAL DESCRIPTIONS FOR FULL LANGUAGE PROCESSING SYSTEMS |
| E95-1029 |
SPECIFYING A SHALLOW GRAMMATICAL REPRESENTATION FOR PARSING PURPOSES |
| E95-1030 |
A FAST PARTIAL PARSE OF NATURAL LANGUAGE SENTENCES USING A CONNECTIONIST METHOD |
| E95-1031 |
A ROBUST PARSER BASED ON SYNTACTIC INFORMATION |
| E95-1032 |
ELLIPSIS AND QUANTIFICATION: A SUBSTITUTIONAL APPROACH |
| E95-1033 |
PARSETALK ABOUT SENTENCE- AND TEXT-LEVEL ANAPHORA |
| E95-1034 |
INTEGRATING "FREE" WORD ORDER SYNTAX AND INFORMATION STRUCTURE |
| E95-1035 |
ALGORITHMS FOR ANALYSING THE TEMPORAL STRUCTURE OF DISCOURSE |
| E95-1036 |
SPLITTING THE REFERENCE TIME: TEMPORAL ANAPHORA AND QUANTIFICATION IN DRT |
| E95-1037 |
TOPIC IDENTIFICATION IN DISCOURSE |
| E95-1038 |
A STATE-TRANSITION GRAMMAR FOR DATA-ORIENTED PARSING |
| E95-1039 |
GROUPING WORDS USING STATISTICAL CONTEXT |
| E95-1040 |
THE SEMANTICS OF MOTION |
| E95-1041 |
AN ALGORITHM TO CO-ORDINATE ANAPHORA RESOLUTION AND PPS DISAMBIGUATION PROCESS |
| E95-1042 |
AGGREGATION IN THE NL-GENERATOR OF THE VISUAL AND NATURAL LANGUAGE SPECIFICATION TOOL |
| E95-1043 |
INCORPORATING "UNCONSCIOUS REANALYSES" INTO AN INCREMENTAL, MONOTONIC PARSER |
| E95-1044 |
COOPERATIVE ERROR HANDLING AND SHALLOW PROCESSING |
| E95-1045 |
TOWARDS AN ACCOUNT OF EXTRAPOSITION IN HPSG |
| J95-1001 |
PRINCIPLED DISAMBIGUATION: DISCRIMINATING ADJECTIVE SENSES WITH MODIFIED NOUNS |
| J95-1002 |
EXPRESSING RHETORICAL RELATIONS IN INSTRUCTIONAL TEXT: A CASE STUDY OF THE PURPOSE RELATION |
| J95-1003 |
AUTOMATIC REFERENT RESOLUTION OF DEICTIC AND ANAPHORIC EXPRESSIONS |
| J95-1004 |
AN AUTOMATIC PROCEDURE FOR TOPIC-FOCUS IDENTIFICATION |
| J95-1005 |
SQUIBS AND DISCUSSIONS: DEPENDENCY UNIFICATION GRAMMAR FOR PROLOG |
| J95-2001 |
AUTOMATIC STOCHASTIC TAGGING OF NATURAL LANGUAGE TEXTS |
| J95-2002 |
AN EFFICIENT PROBABILISTIC CONTEXT-FREE PARSING ALGORITHM THAT COMPUTES PREFIX PROBABILITIES |
| J95-2003 |
CENTERING: A FRAMEWORK FOR MODELING THE LOCAL COHERENCE OF DISCOURSE |
| J95-2004 |
DETERMINISTIC PART-OF-SPEECH TAGGING WITH FINITE-STATE TRANSDUCERS |
| J95-2005 |
SQUIBS AND DISCUSSIONS: EFFICIENT PARSING FOR KOREAN AND ENGLISH: A PARAMETERIZED MESSAGE-PASSING APPROACH |
| J95-3001 |
AN ARCHITECTURE FOR VOICE DIALOG SYSTEMS BASED ON PROLOG-STYLE THEOREM PROVING |
| J95-3002 |
ROBUST LEARNING, SMOOTHING, AND PARAMETER TYING ON SYNTACTIC AMBIGUITY RESOLUTION |
| J95-3003 |
COLLABORATING ON REFERRING EXPRESSIONS |
| J95-3004 |
LEARNING MORPHO-LEXICAL PROBABILITIES FROM AN UNTAGGED CORPUS WITH AN APPLICATION TO HEBREW |
| J95-3005 |
SQUIBS AND DISCUSSIONS: MEMOIZATION IN TOP-DOWN PARSING |
| J95-4001 |
THE REPAIR OF SPEECH ACT MISUNDERSTANDINGS BY ABDUCTIVE INFERENCE |
| J95-4002 |
TREE INSERTION GRAMMAR: A CUBIC-TIME, PARSABLE FORMALISM THAT LEXICALIZES CONTEXT-FREE GRAMMAR WITHOUT CHANGING THE TREES PRODUCED |
| J95-4003 |
MODULARITY AND INFORMATION CONTENT CLASSES IN PRINCIPLE-BASED PARSING |
| J95-4004 |
TRANSFORMATION-BASED-ERROR-DRIVEN LEARNING AND NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING: A CASE STUDY IN PART-OF-SPEECH TAGGING |
| J95-4005 |
DEVELOPING A NONSYMBOLIC PHONETIC NOTATION FOR SPEECH SYNTHESIS |
| M95-1001 |
DESIGN OF THE MUC-6 EVALUATION |
| M95-1002 |
OVERVIEW OF RESULTS OF THE MUC-6 EVALUATION |
| M95-1003 |
FOUR SCORERS AND SEVEN YEARS AGO:THE SCORING METHOD FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1004 |
STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF MUC-6 RESULTS |
| M95-1005 |
A MODEL-THEORETIC COREFERENCE SCORING SCHEME |
| M95-1006 |
BBN: DESCRIPTION OF THE PLUM SYSTEM AS USED FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1007 |
UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM: DESCRIPTION OF THE LOLITA SYSTEM AS USED IN MUC-6. |
| M95-1008 |
KNIGHT-RIDDER INFORMATION'S VALUE ADDING NAME FINDER: A VARIATION ON THE THEME OF FASTUS |
| M95-1009 |
LOCKHEED MARTIN: LOUELLA PARSING,AN NLTOOLSET SYSTEM FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1010 |
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA:DESCRIPTION OF THE PIE SYSTEM USED FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1011 |
DESCRIPTION OF THE UMASS SYSTEM AS USED FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1012 |
MITRE:DESCRIPTION OF THEALEMBICSYSTEM USED FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1013 |
CRL/NMSUDESCRIPTION OF THE CRL/NMSU SYSTEMS USED FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1014 |
THE NYU SYSTEM FOR MUC-6 OR WHERE'S THE SYNTAX? |
| M95-1015 |
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA:DESCRIPTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIASYSTEM USED FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1016 |
DESCRIPTION OF THE SAIC DX SYSTEMASUSED FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1018 |
SRA:DESCRIPTION OF THE SRA SYSTEM AS USED FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1020 |
STERLING SOFTWARE:AN NLTOOLSET-BASED SYSTEM FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1021 |
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY: DESCRIPTION OF THE UNO NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING SYSTEM AS USED FOR MUC-6 |
| M95-1027 |
APPENDIX F: INFORMATION EXTRACTION TASK: SCENARIO ON MANAGEMENT SUCCESSION(VL.L) |
| P95-1001 |
LEARNING PHONOLOGICAL RULE PROBABILITIES FROM SPEECH CORPORA WITH EXPLORATORY COMPUTATIONAL PHONOLOGY |
| P95-1002 |
AUTOMATIC INDUCTION OF FINITE STATE TRANSDUCERS FOR SIMPLE PHONOLOGICAL RULES |
| P95-1003 |
THE REPLACE OPERATOR |
| P95-1004 |
A MORPHOGRAPHEMIC MODEL FOR ERROR CORRECTION IN NONCONCATENATIVE STRINGS |
| P95-1005 |
DISCOURSE PROCESSING OF DIALOGUES WITH MULTIPLE THREADS |
| P95-1006 |
ROBUST PARSING BASED ON DISCOURSE INFORMATION: COMPLETING PARTIAL PARSES OF ILL-FORMED SENTENCES ON THE BASIS OF DISCOURSE INFORMATION |
| P95-1007 |
CORPUS STATISTICS MEET THE NOUN COMPOUND: SOME EMPIRICAL RESULTS |
| P95-1008 |
DATR THEORIES AND DATR MODELS |
| P95-1009 |
USER-DEFINED NONMONOTONICITY IN UNIFICATION-BASED FORMALISMS |
| P95-1010 |
FEATURES AND AGREEMENT |
| P95-1011 |
ENCODING LEXICALIZED TREE ADJOINING GRAMMARS WITH A NONMONOTONIC INHERITANCE HIERARCHY |
| P95-1012 |
COMPILING HPSG TYPE CONSTRAINTS INTO DEFINITE CLAUSE PROGRAMS |
| P95-1013 |
COMPILATION OF HPSG TO TAG |
| P95-1014 |
MEMOIZATION OF COROUTINED CONSTRAINTS |
| P95-1015 |
COMBINING MULTIPLE KNOWLEDGE SOURCES FOR DISCOURSE SEGMENTATION |
| P95-1016 |
UTILIZING STATISTICAL DIALOGUE ACT PROCESSING IN VERBRNOBIL |
| P95-1017 |
EVALUATING AUTOMATED AND MANUAL ACQUISITION OF ANAPHORA RESOLUTION STRATEGIES |
| P95-1018 |
INVESTIGATING CUE SELECTION AND PLACEMENT IN TUTORIAL DISCOURSE |
| P95-1019 |
RESPONSE GENERATION IN COLLABORATIVE NEGOTIATION |
| P95-1020 |
A UNIFORM TREATMENT OF PRAGMATIC INFERENCES IN SIMPLE AND COMPLEX UTTERANCES AND SEQUENCES OF UTTERANCES |
| P95-1021 |
D-TREE GRAMMARS |
| P95-1022 |
THE INTERSECTION OF FINITE STATE AUTOMATA AND DEFINITE CLAUSE GRAMMARS |
| P95-1023 |
TAL RECOGNITION IN O(M(N2)) TIME |
| P95-1024 |
EXTRAPOSITION VIA COMPLEX DOMAIN FORMATION |
| P95-1025 |
STATISTICAL SENSE DISAMBIGUATION WITH RELATIVELY SMALL CORPORA USING DICTIONARY DEFINITIONS |
| P95-1026 |
UNSUPERVISED WORD SENSE DISAMBIGUATION RIVALING SUPERVISED METHODS |
| P95-1027 |
A QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF LINGUISTIC TESTS FOR THE AUTOMATIC PREDICTION OF SEMANTIC MARKEDNESS |
| P95-1028 |
QUANTIFIER SCOPE AND CONSTITUENCY |
| P95-1029 |
USING HIGHER-ORDER LOGIC PROGRAMMING FOR SEMANTIC INTERPRETATION OF COORDINATE CONSTRUCTS |
| P95-1030 |
NEW TECHNIQUES FOR CONTEXT MODELING |
| P95-1031 |
BAYESIAN GRAMMAR INDUCTION FOR LANGUAGE MODELING |
| P95-1032 |
A PATTERN MATCHING METHOD FOR FINDING NOUN AND PROPER NOUN TRANSLATIONS FROM NOISY PARALLEL CORPORA |
| P95-1033 |
AN ALGORITHM FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY BRACKETING PARALLEL TEXTS BY ALIGNING WORDS |
| P95-1034 |
TWO-LEVEL, MANY-PATHS GENERATION |
| P95-1035 |
AN EFFICIENT GENERATION ALGORITHM FOR LEXICALIST MT |
| P95-1036 |
SOME NOVEL APPLICATIONS OF EXPLANATION-BASED LEARNING TO PARSING LEXICALIZED TREE-ADJOINING GRAMMARS |
| P95-1037 |
STATISTICAL DECISION-TREE MODELS FOR PARSING |
| P95-1038 |
EVALUATION OF SEMANTIC CLUSTERS |
| P95-1039 |
TAGSET REDUCTION WITHOUT INFORMATION LOSS |
| P95-1040 |
THE EFFECT OF PITCH ACCENTING ON PRONOUN REFERENT RESOLUTION |
| P95-1041 |
SENSE DISAMBIGUATION USING SEMANTIC RELATIONS AND ADJACENCY INFORMATION |
| P95-1042 |
CONSTRAINT-BASED EVENT RECOGNITION FOR INFORMATION EXTRACTION |
| P95-1043 |
FROM ROUTE DESCRIPTIONS TO SKETCHES: A MODEL FOR A TEXT-TO-IMAGE TRANSLATOR |
| P95-1044 |
A COMPUTATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR COMPOSITION IN MULTIPLE LINGUISTIC DOMAINS |
| P95-1045 |
POLYPHONY AND ARGUMENTATIVE SEMANTICS |
| P95-1046 |
KNOWLEDGE-BASED AUTOMATIC TOPIC IDENTIFICATION |
| P95-1047 |
ACQUIRING A LEXICON FROM UNSEGMENTED SPEECH |
| P95-1048 |
SEMANTIC INFORMATION PREPROCESSING FOR NATURAL LANGUAGE INTERFACES TO DATABASES |
| P95-1049 |
MAPPING SCRAMBLED KOREAN SENTENCES INTO ENGLISH USING SYNCHRONOUS TAGS |
| P95-1050 |
IDENTIFYING WORD NANSLATIONS, IN NON-PARALLEL TEXTS |
| P95-1051 |
TOWARDS A COGNITIVELY PLAUSIBLE MODEL FOR QUANTIFICATION |
| P95-1052 |
ASPECT AND DISCOURSE STRUCTURE: IS A NEUTRAL VIEWPOINT REQUIRED? |
| P95-1053 |
CONCISENESS THROUGH AGGREGATION IN TEXT GENERATION |
| P95-1054 |
QUANTIFYING LEXICAL INFLUENCE: GIVING DIRECTION TO CONTEXT |
| P95-1055 |
ACQUISITION OF A LEXICON FROM SEMANTIC REPRESENTATIONS OF SENTENCES |
| P95-1056 |
A MINIMALIST HEAD-CORNER PARSER |
| W95-0101 |
UNSUPERVISED LEARNING OF DISAMBIGUATION RULES FOR PART OF SPEECH TAGGING |
| W95-0102 |
LEXICAL HEADS, PHRASE STRUCTURE AND THE INDUCTION OF GRAMMAR |
| W95-0103 |
PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE ATTACHMENT THROUGH A BACKED-OFF MODEL |
| W95-0104 |
A BAYESIAN HYBRID METHOD FOR CONTEXT-SENSITIVE SPELLING CORRECTION |
| W95-0105 |
DISAMBIGUATING NOUN GROUPINGS WITH RESPECT TO WORDNET SENSES |
| W95-0106 |
TRAINABLE COARSE BILINGUAL GRAMMARS FOR PARALLEL TEXT BRACKETING |
| W95-0107 |
TEXT CHUNKING USING TRANSFORMATION-BASED LEARNING |
| W95-0108 |
BEYOND WORD N-GRAMS |
| W95-0109 |
AUTOMATIC CONSTRUCTION OF A CHINESE ELECTRONIC DICTIONARY |
| W95-0110 |
INVERSE DOCUMENT FREQUENCY (IDF): A MEASURE OF DEVIATIONS FROM POISSON |
| W95-0111 |
AUTOMATIC SUGGESTION OF SIGNIFICANT TERMS FOR A PREDEFINED TOPIC |
| W95-0112 |
AUTOMATICALLY ACQUIRING CONCEPTUAL PATTERNS WITHOUT AN ANNOTATED CORPUS |
| W95-0113 |
DEVELOPMENT OF A PARTIALLY BRACKETED CORPUS WITH PART-OF-SPEECH INFORMATION ONLY |
| W95-0114 |
COMPILING BILINGUAL LEXICON ENTRIES FROM A NON-PARALLEL ENGLISH-CHINESE CORPUS |
| W95-0115 |
AUTOMATIC EVALUATION AND UNIFORM FILTER CASCADES FOR INDUCING N-BEST TRANSLATION LEXICONS |
