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Vallduv'i, E. (1992). The Informational Component. Garland, New York.

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Formal and Computational Aspects of Natural Language Syntax - Rambow (1994)   (38 citations)  (Correct)

....Top and AgrW (though see below for the Top feature) both indicating that the element bearing the feature is abstracted with respect to the proposition. This of course does not determine the pragmatic use made of a topicalized element, it just makes it available to the informational component (Vallduvi, 1992). We will assume that each categorial feature is associated with both its functions (agreement or semantic operator) and a morphological realization. For example, the [ V] head is associated with the lexical root, and [ T fin] with tense morphology. We briefly return to the issue of the ....

Vallduvi, E. (1992). The Informational Component. Garland, New York.


Spoken Dialogue Interpretation with the DOP Model - Bod (1998)   (4 citations)  (Correct)

....language consists of a hierarchical frame structure with slots and values for the origin and destination of a train connection, for the time at which the user wants to arrive or depart, etc. The distinction between slots and values can be regarded as a special case of ground and focus distinction (Vallduvi 1990). Updates specify the ground and focus of the user utterances. For example, the utterance Ik wil niet vandaag maar morgen naar Almere (literally: I want not today but tomorrow to Almere ) yields the following update: 4) user.wants. # today] tomorrow] destination.place.town.almere) An ....

E. Vallduvi, 1990. The Informational Component . Ph.D.


Turn taking vs. Discourse Structure: How Best to Model.. - Cassell, Torres, Prevost (1998)   (1 citation)  (Correct)

....construction of coherent sentences for his recipient [6] We follow Halliday [7] in using the terms theme and rheme to describe information structural components of an utterance. Other terms, such as link and focus have been widely used in the literature and are roughly synonymous (cf. [16]) The theme represents the part of the utterance that links it to the previous discourse and specifies what the utterance is about. The rheme, on the other hand, specifies what is contributed to the discourse with respect to the theme. That is, the rheme specifies what is new or interesting ....

Vallduvi, E. (1990). "The Informational Component." PhD thesis, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.


Grammatical analysis in the OVIS spoken-dialogue system - Nederhof, Bouma, Koeling, .. (1997)   (2 citations)  (Correct)

....state or form. This form is a hierarchical structure, with slots and values for the origin and destination of a connection, for the time at which the user wants to arrive or depart, etc. The distinction between slots and values can be regarded as a special case of ground and focus distinction (Vallduvi, 1990). Updates specify the ground and focus of the user utterances. For example, the utterance No, I don t want to travel to Leiden but to Abcoude yields the following update: userwants.travel.destination. # place.town.leiden] place.town.abcoude] One important property of this ....

E. Vallduvi. 1990. The Informational Component.


Asymmetry in the Interpretation of -(n)un in Korean - Han   (Correct)

.... (but not all) I account for such sentences by assuming that a sentence may be associated with two different types of operator variable tripartite structures: one associated with topic operator variable structure and the other associated with quantifier variable structure (in the spirit of Vallduvi (1992)) A VP external (n)un contributes to constructing a topic operator variable tripartite structure and quantified NP contributes to constructing a quantifier variable tripartite structure. Hence, 22) is associated with the following tripartite structures since it contains both VP external ....

Vallduvi, E. (1992) The Informational Component, Garland, New York.


Towards a Formal Characterization of Semantic Topics - Gregory (1998)   (Correct)

....Howard Gregory. ful treatment of topic focus structure requires a dynamic characterization of sentence meaning, such as that offered by update semantics [19] which however has not been concerned with topic and focus as such) or the processoriented accounts of LDS or Information Packaging [40, 41] 3 . However, such approaches do not come equipped with a denotational semantics against which their intended meaning can be checked. In order to provide such a semantics I turn to certain mathematical methods which have been widely used in computer science to provide a denotational semantics ....

E. Vallduvi. The Informational Component. Garland, New York, 1992.


Formal and Computational Aspects of Natural Language Syntax - Rambow (1994)   (38 citations)  (Correct)

....Top and AgrW (though see below for the Top feature) both indicating that the element bearing the feature is abstracted with respect to the proposition. This of course does not determine the pragmatic use made of a topicalized element, it just makes it available to the informational component (Vallduvi, 1992). We will assume that each categorial feature is associated with both its functions (agreement or semantic operator) and a morphological realization. For example, the [ V] head is associated with the lexical root, and [ T fin] with tense morphology. We briefly return to the issue of the ....

Vallduvi, E. (1992). The Informational Component. Garland, New York.


Modeling Gaze Behavior as a Function of Discourse Structure - Obed Torres (1997)   (7 citations)  (Correct)

....construction of coherent sentences for his recipient [5] We follow Halliday [6] in using the terms theme and rheme to describe information structural components of an utterance. Other terms, such as link and focus have been widely used in the literature and are roughly synonymous (cf. [17]) The theme represents the part of the utterance that links it to the previous discourse and specifies what the utterance is about. The rheme, on the other hand, specifies what is contributed to the discourse with respect to the theme. That is, the rheme specifies what is new or interesting about ....

Vallduvi, E. (1990). "The Informational Component." PhD thesis, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.


Links without Locations - Information Packaging From   (Correct)

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Vallduv'i, E. (1992). The Informational Component. Garland, New York.


Generating Context-Appropriate Word Orders in Turkish - Beryl Hoffman (1994)   (6 citations)  (Correct)

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Enric Vallduvi. The Informational Component. PhD thesis, University of Pennsylvania, 1990.


Investigations on Intentional Structure and.. - Green.. (1997)   (Correct)

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Enric Vallduvi. The Informational Component. PhD thesis, University of Pennsylvania, 1993. IRCS Report 93-38.


Rejection by Implicature - Walker (1994)   (1 citation)  (Correct)

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Enric Vallduvi. 1992. The Informational Component. New York: Garland.

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