📰 Computational Linguistics 1995: all accepted papers

51 papers · the most cited first · ← Computational Linguistics 1995

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5. An Architecture for Voice Dialog Systems Based on Prolog-Style Theorem Proving ↗Ronnie W. Smith, D. Richard Hipp, Alan W. Biermann
6. An Automatic Procedure for Topic-Focus Identification ↗Eva Hajičová, Hana Skoumalová, Petr Sgall
7. An Efficient Probabilistic Context-Free Parsing Algorithm that Computes Prefix ProbabilitiesAndreas Stolckeour summary
8. Author Index: Volume 21 ↗
9. Automatic Referent Resolution of Deictic and Anaphoric Expressions ↗Carla Huls, Edwin Bos, Wim Claassen
10. Automatic Stochastic Tagging of Natural Language Texts ↗Evangelos Dermatas, George Kokkinakis
11. Book Reviews: Challenges in Natural Language Processing ↗Eduard Hovy
12. Book Reviews: Compositional translation ↗Bonnie J. Dorr
13. Book Reviews: Computational lexical semantics ↗Paul Deane
14. Book Reviews: From Discourse to Logic: Introduction to Modeltheoretic Semantics of Natural Language, Formal Logic and Discourse Representation Theory ↗Varol Akman
15. Book Reviews: Machine translation: An introductory guide ↗Susanne Heizmann
16. Book Reviews: Natural Language Processing: A Paninian Perspective ↗Brendan S. Gillon
17. Book Reviews: Participating in Explanatory Dialogues: Interpreting and Responding to Questions in Context ↗Alison Cawsey
18. Book Reviews: Reversible Grammar in Natural Language Processing ↗S. G. Pulman
19. Book Reviews: Semantique pour l'analyse de la linguistique a linformatique ↗Alice Davison
20. Book Reviews: Speech-to-speech translation: A massively parallel memory-based approach ↗Nigel Ward
21. Book Reviews: Statistical Language Learning ↗David M. Magerman
22. Book Reviews: The Electronic Word: Democracy, Technology, and the Arts ↗George P. Landow
23. Book Reviews: The Functional Treatment of Parsing ↗Yves Schabes
24. Book Reviews: The Language Complexity Game ↗Alexis Manaster Ramer
25. Book Reviews: The creative process: A computer model of storytelling and creativity ↗Keith Oatley
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34. Centering: A Framework for Modeling the Local Coherence of DiscourseBarbara J. Grosz, Aravind K. Joshi, Scott Weinstein · 🏆 ACL 2020 Test-of-Time Award (25 years)our summary
35. Collaborating on Referring Expressions ↗Peter A. Heeman, Graeme Hirst
36. Computational phonology: A constraint-based approach ↗Deirdre Wheeler, Bob Carpenter
37. Dependency Unification grammar for Prolog ↗Friedrich Steimann, Christoph Brzoska
38. Deterministic Part-Of-Speech Tagging With Finite State Transducers ↗Emmanuel Roche, Yves Schabes
39. Developing a Nonsymbolic Phonetic Notation for Speech Synthesis ↗Andrew Cohen
40. Expressing Rhetorical Relations in Instructional Text: a case study of the purpose relation ↗Keith Vander Linden, James Martin
41. Learning Morpho-Lexical Probabilities from an Untagged Corpus with an Application to HebrewMoshe Levinger, Uzzi Ornan, Alon Itaiour summary
42. Letter to the Editor ↗Megumi Kameyama
43. Modularity and Information Content Classes in Principle-Based Parsing ↗Paola Merlo
44. Principled Disambiguation: Discriminating Adjective Senses with Modified Nouns ↗John S. Justeson, Slava M. Katz
45. Robust Learning, Smoothing, and Parameter Tying on Syntactic Ambiguity Resolution ↗Tung-Hui Chiang, Yi-Chung Lin, Keh-Yih Su
46. Squibs and Discussions: Efficient Parsing for Korean and English: A Parameterized Message-Passing Approach ↗Bonnie J. Dorr, Jye-hoon Lee, Dekang Lin et al.
47. Squibs and Discussions: Memoization in Top-Down Parsing ↗Mark Johnson
48. The Repair of Speech Act Misunderstandings by Abductive InferenceSusan W. McRoy, Graeme Hirstour summary
49. Title Index: Volume 21 ↗
50. Transformation-Based Error-Driven Learning and Natural Language Processing: A Case Study in Part-of-Speech TaggingEric Brillour summary
51. Tree Insertion Grammar: A Cubic-Time, Parsable Formalism that Lexicalizes Context-Free Grammar without Changing the Trees Produced ↗Yves Schabes, Richard C. Waters

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