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....asked about (e.g. Computer23) the user s task (e.g. Replace Part) the user s expertise level E mail address is E. Reiterred. ac .uk rE mail address is C.Hellisheed.ac.uk 265 (e.g. Skilled) and the discourse in focus list. The generation process in IDAS uses the three stages described in [Grosz et al. 1986]: Content Determination: A content determin ation rule is chosen based on the inputs; this rule specifies what information from the KB should be communicated to the user, and what overall format the response should use. Ted Planning: An expression in the ISI Sentence Planning Language (SPL) ....
Barbara Grosz, Karen Sparck Jones, and Bonnie Webber, editors. Readings in Natural Language Processing. Morgan Kaufmann, Los Altos, California, 1986.
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....will give some examples that show how bidirectional unL fication grammars can be used to define relation be tween logical forms of ditfercnt languages. In ection 3, revcrsibility is detined in terms of symmetry and computability. Possible approaches to obtdn reversibility are discussed. In section 4, I will compare the current approach with some other approaches in the unification based translation paradigm and discuss some problems and future directions. 2 Unification based Transfer in this section I will give some examples of the use of a unification grammar (in PATR II [17] notation) to ....
....rule will be iusautit. ed as iu figure 3, and the value of sp will be bouud to the sp values of these daughters. An example Figure 3: Three instantiations [ 9b = opcn fire at ] gb = amber = pl number = sg of the rule for the first daughter will be a lexical entry and looks as in figure 4, The simple English expression army has t.o be translated as a complex expression in Spanish: fuerza nfilitar . The rule will look as in 5 where it is assumed that the construction is analyzed in Spanish as an ordinary noun adjective construction, and where the logical form of the adjective ....
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Barbara Grosz, Karen Sparck Jones, and Bonny Lynn Webber, editors. Readings in Natural Language Processing. Morgas Kaufmann, 1986.
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....an antecedent and an anaphoric device. The determination of the exact formulation of distance is a complex issue (a de nition in terms of the number of preceding sentences is in general too simplistic) but such conditions must be incorporated to achieve the appropriate coherence in a text (see [Grosz et al. 1986], Dorrepaal 1990] As we have seen in section 3, an important part of the Context Model (see gure 1) is a Discourse Model. Starting with an empty Discourse Model, each candidate sentence adds discourse referents and relevant associated information to this model. For example, the Discourse ....
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....recognition research. There are a number of good books on spoken language understanding [2, 5, 16] Manning and Schutze [20] focuses on statistical methods for language understanding. Like Waibel and Lee, Grosz et al. assembled many foundational papers in Readings in Natural Language Processing [11]. More recent reviews of progress in spoken language understanding can be found in [25, 28] Related spoken language interface design issues can be found in [4, 21, 27, 32] In comparison to speech recognition and text to speech, spoken language understanding is further away from approaching the ....
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Grosz, B. J., Sparck Jones, K., and Webber, B. L., editors (1986). Readings in Natural Language Processing. Morgan Kaufmann Publishers.
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....Of course, this will not cause a problem in the Trains model, due to the presence of a continuation and a repair grounding move (Traum and Hinkelman, 1992) 2. 5 Discourse Markers Many researchers have noted the importance of discourse markers (Cohen, 1984; ReichmanAdar, 1984; Sidner, 1985; Grosz and Sidner, 1986; Litman and Allen, 1987) These markers serve to inform the reader about the structure of the discourse how the current part relates to the rest. For instance, words such as now , anyways signal a return from a digression. Words such as firstly and secondly signal that the speaker is ....
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