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Abstract: Introduction Natural Language Generation Robert Microsoft Institute Advanced Software Technology School of Mathematics, Physics, Computing Electronics Macquarie University Sydney Australia rdale@microsoft.com 1. Overview 2. Linguistic Realization 3. Planning 4. Generating Referring Expressions c # 1995 1 4 Generating Expressions Topic Generating Referring Expressions Dale 1995 Topic Generating Expressions Overview . terminology background . shrdlu simple example . A framework generating... (Update)
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.... objects in focus, handled as described in (Grosz and Sidner, 1986) Additionally we put the generated information on a history list (Dale, 1995). The context supports the generation of, e.g. pronouns (see below) At present the context is only used local to each topic. ffl...
...location can be linked to the subject. During this process we maintain a context, consisting of, e.g. focus and history list, cf. (Dale, 1995)) supporting the generation of, e.g. pronouns and demonstratives. Theme: Appointment schedule with trip and accommodation...
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R. Dale. 1995. An introduction to natural language generation. Technical report, Microsoft Research Institute (MRI), Macquarie University. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/dale95introduction.html More
@misc{ dale95introduction,
author = "R. Dale",
title = "An Introduction to Natural Language Generation",
howpublished = "Presented at European Summer School on Logic, Language and Information",
year = "1995",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/dale95introduction.html" }
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