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Abstract: Knowledge is essential for understanding discourse. Generally, this has to be common sense knowledge and therefore, discourse understanding is hard. For the understanding of textbook proofs, however, only a limited quantity of knowledge is necessary. In addition, we have gained something very essential: inference. A prerequisite for parsing textbook proofs is to being able to parse formulae that occur in these proofs. Parsing formulae alone in the empty context is trivial. But within the... (Update)

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C. Zinn. A DRT-based approach for formula parsing in textbook proofs. In Third International Workshop on Computational Semantics (IWCS-3), Tilburg, 1999. To appear. 264 http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/zinn99drtbased.html   More

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