📰 Computational Linguistics 1975: all accepted papers

66 papers · the most cited first · ← Computational Linguistics 1975

1. A Case History in Computer Exploration of Fast Speech Rules ↗Douglas B. Moran
2. A Case-Driven Parser for Natural Language ↗Brock H. Taylor, Richard S. Rosenberg
3. A Formal Psycholinguistic Model of Sentence Comprehension ↗Peter Reimold
4. A Frame Analysis of American Sign Language ↗Judy Anne Kegl, Nancy Chinchor
5. A Framework for Writing Generation Grammars for Interactive Computer Programs ↗David McDonald
6. A General System for Semantic Analysis of English and its Use in Drawing Maps from Directions ↗Jerry R. Hobbs
7. A Lexical Process Model of Nominal Compounding in EnglishJames R. Rhyneour summary
8. A Natural Language Processing Package ↗David Brill, Beatrice T. Oshika
9. A Report on the Tutorial on Computational Semantics, Institute for Semantics and Cognitive Studies, Villa Heleneum, Lugano-Castagnola ↗Suzanne Hanon, Gregers Koch, Georg Søndergaard
10. A Tuneable Performance Grammar ↗Jane J. Robinson
11. AUTONOTE2: Network Mediated Natural Language Communication in a Personal Information Retrieval System ↗Jr., William E. Linn, Walter Reitman
12. An Adaptive Natural Language Parser ↗Perry L. Miller
13. An Approach to the Organization of Mundane World Knowledge: The Generation and Management of Scripts ↗R. E. Cullingford
14. Computer Generation of Sentences by Systemic Grammar ↗John Self
15. Conceptual Analysis: Inventory and Analysis of Terminology in Political Science ↗Jr., George J. Graham
16. Conceptual Grammar [abstract] ↗William A. Martin
17. Contextual Reference Resolution ↗David Klappholz, Abe Lockman
18. Developing a Computer System to Handle Inherently Variable Linguistic Data ↗D. Beckles, L. Carrington, G. Warner et al.
19. Discourse Models and Language Comprehension ↗Bertram C. Bruce
20. Establishing Context in Task-Oriented Dialogs ↗Barbara G. Deutsch
21. Generation as Parsing from a Network into a Linear String ↗Stuart C. Shapiro
22. Grammatical Compression in Notes and Records: Analysis and Computation ↗Barbara B. Anderson, Naomi Sager
23. How Does a System Know When to Stop Inferencing? ↗Stan Rosenschein
24. Incremental Sentence Processing ↗Rodger Knaus
25. Interpretation and Integration of Sentences into a C-Net ↗Th. R. Hofmann
26. Judging the Coherency of Discourse ↗Brian Phillips
27. Junction Grammar as a Base for Natural Language Processing ↗Eldon G. Lytel, Dennis Packard, Daryl Gibb et al.
28. Natural Language as a Special Case of Programming Languages ↗Geoffrey Sampson
29. On the Role of Words and Phrases in Automatic Text Analysis [abstract] ↗G Salton
30. PEDAGLOT and Understanding Natural Language Processing ↗William Fabens
31. PHLIQA 1: Multilevel Semantics in Question Answering ↗P. Medema, W. J. Bronnenberg, H. C. Bunt et al.
32. Proceedings, 13th Annual Meeting, Association for Computational Linguistics (1: Language Understanding Systems) ↗
33. Proceedings, 13th Annual Meeting, Association for Computational Linguistics (2: Language Generation Systems) ↗
34. Proceedings, 13th Annual Meeting, Association for Computational Linguistics (3: Parsing, Syntax, and Semantics) ↗
35. Proceedings, 13th Annual Meeting, Association for Computational Linguistics (4: Modeling Discourse and World Knowledge I) ↗
36. Proceedings, 13th Annual Meeting, Association for Computational Linguistics (5: Modeling Discourse and World Knowledge II, and Text Analysis) ↗
37. Recent Computer Science Research in Natural Language Processing ↗Allen Klinger
38. Review: \textit Computers in the Humanities, by J. L. Mitchell, Editor ↗Edith J. Hols, Dan Burrows
39. Review: \textit Informal Speech: Alphabetic and Phonemic Texts with Statistical Analyses and Tables, by Edward C. Carterette and Margaret Hubbard Jones ↗John B. Carroll
40. Review: \textit Word Order and Word Order Change, by Charles N. Li, Editor ↗James M. Dunn
41. SPS: A Formalism for Semantic Interpretation and its Use in Processing Prepositions that Reference Space ↗Norman K. Sondheimer, Doyt Perry
42. Semantic Processing for Speech Understanding ↗Gary G. Hendrix
43. Semantic-Based Parsing and a Natural-Language Interface for Interactive Data Management ↗John F. Burger, Antonio Leal, Arie Shoshani
44. Semantically Analyzing an English Subset for the Clowns MicroworldRobert F. Simmons, Gordon Bennett-Novakour summary
45. Simple Digital Speech Synthesis ↗William M. Fisher, A. Maynard Engebretson
46. Speech Generation from Semantic Nets ↗Jonathan Slocum
47. Summaries of Contributions to the First National Conference on the Application of Mathematical Models and Computers in Linguistics (Part I: Roman Alphabet Contributions) ↗A. Ljudskanov
48. Summaries of Contributions to the First National Conference on the Application of Mathematical Models and Computers in Linguistics (Part II: Russian Language Contributions) ↗A. Ljudskanov
49. Syntactic Processing in the BBN Speech Understanding System [abstract] ↗Madeline Bates
50. System Integration and Control in a Speech Understanding System ↗William H. Paxton, Ann E. Robinson
51. The ATEF and CETA Systems ↗J. Chauche
52. The Conceptual Description of Physical Activities ↗Norman Badler
53. The FINITE STRING, Volume 12, Number 1 ↗
54. The FINITE STRING, Volume 12, Number 2 ↗
55. The FINITE STRING, Volume 12, Number 2 (continued) ↗
56. The FINITE STRING, Volume 12, Number 3 ↗
57. The FINITE STRING, Volume 12, Number 3, continued ↗
58. The FINITE STRING, Volume 12, Number 4 ↗
59. The FINITE STRING, Volume 12, Number 4 (continued) ↗
60. The FINITE STRING, Volume 12, Number 5 ↗
61. The FINITE STRING, Volume 12, Number 6 ↗
62. The FINITE STRING, Volume 12, Number 6 (continued) ↗
63. The Nature and Computational Use of a Meaning Representation for Word Concepts ↗Nick Cercone
64. The SQAP Data Base for Natural Language Information ↗Jacob Palme
65. Using Planning Structures to Generate Stories ↗James R. Meehan
66. “Formulae” in Coherent Text: Linguistic Relevance of Symbolic Insertions ↗Felix Dreizin

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