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Computational Linguistics 1983: all accepted papers

30 papers · the most cited first · ← Computational Linguistics 1983

  1. Abstracts of Current Literature ↗
  2. Abstracts of Current Literature ↗
  3. Abstracts of Current Literature ↗
  4. Announcements ↗
  5. Announcements ↗
  6. Announcements ↗
  7. Center for the Study of Language and Information ↗
  8. Computational Linguistics Research at the University of Pennsylvania ↗
  9. Denotational Semantics for “Natural” Language Question-Answering Programs ↗Michael G. Main, David B. Benson
  10. Directory of Graduate Programs in Computational Linguistics ↗Martha Evens, Lauri Karttunen
  11. Guidelines For Submissions ↗
  12. Guidelines For Submissions ↗
  13. Guidelines For Submissions ↗
  14. Language as a Cognitive Process ↗
  15. Letter to the Editor: On the Need for Careful Description of NL Prototypes ↗
  16. Letters to the Editor: On the Need for Studying Ill-Formed Input ↗
  17. Letters to the Editor: Re Ballard on the Need for Careful Description ↗Karen Sparck Jones
  18. Meta-rules as a Basis for Processing Ill-Formed input ↗Ralph M. Weischedel, Norman K. Sondheimer
  19. Natural Language Access to Data Bases: Interpreting Update Requests ↗James Davidson, S. Jerrold Kaplan
  20. Paraphrasing Questions Using Given and new informationKathleen R. McKeownour summary
  21. Parse Fitting and Prose Fixing: Getting a Hold on Ill-Formedness ↗K. Jensen, G. E. Heidorn, L. A. Miller et al.
  22. Preference Semantics, Ill-Formedness, and Metaphor ↗Dan Fass, Yorick Wilks
  23. Program for the Inaugural Meeting of the ACL European Chapter ↗
  24. Questioning the Need for Parsing Ill-formed Inputs ↗Linda Fineman
  25. Re Sparck Jones Re Ballard on the Need for Careful Description ↗Bruce Ballard
  26. Recovery Strategies for Parsing Extragrammatical Language ↗Jaime G. Carbonell, Philip J. Hayes
  27. Site Report ↗
  28. The FINITE STRING: Center for the Study of Language and Information ↗
  29. The NOMAD System: Expectation-Based Detection and Correction of Errors during Understanding of Syntactically and Semantically Ill-Formed Text ↗Richard H. Granger
  30. Treating Coordination in Logic Grammars ↗Veronica Dahl, Michael C. McCord

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