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COLING 1988: all accepted papers

168 papers · page 1 of 2 · the most cited first · ← COLING 1988

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  1. A Binding Rule for Government-binding Parsing ↗Nelson Correa
  2. A Cognitive Account of Unbounded Dependency ↗Koiti Hasida
  3. A Computational Approach to Topic and Focus in a Production Model ↗Vincenza Pignataro
  4. A Computer Readability Formula of Japanese Texts for Machine Scoring ↗Yuka Tateisi, Yoshihiko Ono, Hisao Yamada
  5. A Constructive View of GPSG or How to Make It Work ↗Stephan Busemann, Christa Hauenschild
  6. A Cooperative Yes-No Query System Featuring Discourse Particles ↗Kjell Johan Saebø
  7. A Distributed Multi-Agent Architecture for Natural Language Processing ↗Danilo Fum, Giovanni Guida, Carlo Tasso
  8. A Finite State Approach to German Verb Morphology ↗Gunther Gorz, Dietrich Paulus
  9. A Formal Computational Semantics and Pragmatics of Speech Acts ↗Eric Werner
  10. A Framework for Lexical Selection in Natural Language Generation ↗Sergei Nirenburg, Irene Nirenburg
  11. A Model for Transfer Control in the METAL MT-System ↗Yuan A. Alonso
  12. A New Design of Prolog-Based Bottom-Up Parsing System With Government-Binding Theory ↗Hsin-Hsi Chen, I-Peng Lin, Chien-Ping Wu
  13. A New Strategy for Providing Definitions In Task-Oriented Dialogues ↗Margaret H. Sarner, Sandra Carberry
  14. A News Analysis System ↗Robert J. Kuhns
  15. A Novel Analysis of Temporal Frame-Adverbials ↗Magnus Merkel
  16. A Parser based on Connectionist Model ↗Hiroshi Nakagawa, Tatsunori Mori
  17. A Process-Activation Based Parsing Algorithm for the Development of Natural Language Grammars ↗Massimo Marino
  18. A Statistical Approach to Language TranslationP. Brown, J. Cocke, S. Della Pietra et al.our summary
  19. A Syntactic Description of German in a Formalism Designed for Machine Translation ↗Paul Schmidt
  20. A System for Creating and Manipulating Generalized Wordclass Transition Matrices From Large Labelled Text-Corpora ↗Wilfried Bloemberg, Michael Kesselheim
  21. A Uniform Architecture for Parsing and Generation ↗Stuart M. Shieber
  22. A new formal tool: Functorial variables representing assertions and presuppositions ↗Ingolf Max
  23. Achieving Bidirectionality ↗Paul S. Jacobs
  24. Acquisition of Semantic Information From an On-Line Dictionary ↗Nicoletta Calzolari, Eugenio Picchi
  25. An Active Bilingual Lexicon for Machine Translation ↗Igal Golan, Shalom Lappin, Mori Rimon
  26. An Algorithm for Functional Uncertainty ↗Ronald M. Kaplan, John T. Maxwell III
  27. An Augmented Context Free Grammar for Discourse ↗Remko Scha, Livia Polanyi
  28. An Efficient Execution Method for Rule-Based Machine Translation ↗Hiroyuki Kaji
  29. An Experimental Parser for Systemic Grammars ↗Robert T. Kasper
  30. An Integrated Model for the Treatment of Time in MT-Systems ↗M. Meya, J. Vidal
  31. Anaphora Resolution: A Multi-Strategy ApproachJaime G. Carbonell, Ralf D. Brownour summary
  32. Anaphoric Reference to Events and Actions: A Representation and its Advantages ↗Ethel Schuster
  33. Application of the Direct Memory Access paradigm to natural language interlaces to knowledge-based systems ↗Hideto Tomabechi, Masaru Tomita
  34. Augmented X' - Schemes ↗Neculai Curteanu
  35. COMPLEX: A Computational Lexicon for Natural Language Systems ↗Judith Klavans
  36. CRITTER: a translation system for agricultural market reports ↗Pierre Isabelle, Marc Dymetman, Elliott Macklovitch
  37. Chart Parsing According to the Slot and Filler Principle ↗Peter Hellwig
  38. Co-Ordinative Ellipsis in Russian Texts: Problems of Description and Restoration ↗Igor A. Bolshakov
  39. Collocational Analysis in Japanese Text Input ↗Masaki Yamashina, Fumihiko Obashi
  40. Combining Lexicon-Driven Parsing and Phrase-Structure-Based Parsing ↗Masaru Tomita
  41. Completion of Japanese Sentences by Inferring Function Words from Content Words ↗Koji Kakigahara, Teruaki Aizawa
  42. Complexity, Two-Level Morphology and Finnish ↗Kimmo Koskenniemi, Kenneth Ward Church
  43. Concretion: Assumption-Based Understanding ↗Paul S. Jacobs
  44. Constituent Coordination in Lexical-Functional Grammar ↗Ronald M. Kaplan, John T. Maxwell III
  45. Constructing a Model of Dialog ↗Mare Koit
  46. Coordination in Reconnaissance-Attack Parsing ↗Michael B. Kac, Thomas C. Rindflesch
  47. Crossing Coreference in Discourse Representation Theory ↗Michael Hess
  48. Cumulated Index of Cited Authors and Editors ↗
  49. DLT - An Industrial R & D Project for Multilingual MT ↗Toon Witkam
  50. Default Logic, Natural Language and Generalized Quantifiers ↗Patrick Saint-Dizier
  51. Default Reasoning in Natural Language Processing ↗Uri Zernik, Allen Brown
  52. Designing and testing linguistic development phases in machine translation project ↗Bente Maegaard
  53. Dialogue Translation vs. Text Translation ↗Jun-ichi Tsujii, Makoto Nagao
  54. Directing the Generation of Living Space Descriptions ↗Penelope Sibun, Alison K. Huettner, David D. McDonald
  55. Discontinuities in Narratives ↗Alexander Nakhimovsky, William J. Rapaport
  56. Efficiency Considerations for LFG-Parsers - Incremental and Table-Lookup Techniques ↗Istvan Batori, Stefan Marok
  57. English-Chinese Machine Translation System IMT/EC ↗Zhaoxiong Chen, Qingshi Gao
  58. Error Diagnosing and Selection in a Training System for Second Language Learning ↗Wolfgang Menzel
  59. Evaluating Natural Language Systems: A Sourcebook Approach ↗Walter Read, Alex Quilici, John Reeves et al.
  60. Exploiting Lexical Regularities in Designing Natural Language Systems ↗Boris Katz, Beth Levin
  61. Expressing quantifier scope in French generation ↗Pierre-Joseph Gailly
  62. Extraction of Semantic Information from an Ordinary English Dictionary and its Evaluation ↗Jun-ichi Nakamura, Makoto Nagao
  63. Feasible Learnability of Formal Grammars and The Theory of Natural Language Acquisition ↗Naoki Abe
  64. Feature Graphs and Abstract Data Types: A Unifying Approach ↗Christoph Beierle, Udo Pletat
  65. Feature Structures Based Tree Adjoining Grammars ↗K. Vijay-Shanker, A.K. Joshi
  66. Feedback of Correcting Information in Postediting to a Machine Translation System ↗Fujio Nishida, Shinobu Takamatsu, Tadaaki Tani et al.
  67. Figuring out Most Plausible Interpretation from Spatial Descriptions ↗Atsushi Yamada, Toyoaki Nishida, Shuji Doshita
  68. Finite-state Description of Semitic Morphology: A Case Study of Ancient AccadianLaura Kataja, Kimmo Koskenniemiour summary
  69. Formal Morphology ↗Jan Hajic
  70. Framework for a Model of Dialogue ↗Ronan Reilly, Giacomo Ferrari, Irina Prodanof
  71. Functional Constraints in Knowledge-Based Natural Language Understanding ↗Lars Ahrenberg
  72. GRAFON: A Grapheme-to-Phoneme Conversion System for Dutch ↗Walter Daelemans
  73. Generating Multimodal Output- Conditions, Advantages and Problems ↗Dagmar Schmauks, Norbert Reithinger
  74. Generation as Structure Driven Derivation ↗Jurgen Wedekind
  75. Hinting by Paraphrasing in an Instruction System ↗Vladimir Pericliev, Svjatoslav Brajnov, Irina Nenova
  76. How to Get Preferred Readings in Natural Language Analysis ↗Jun-ichi Tsujii, Yukiyoshi Muto, Yuuji Ikeda et al.
  77. Identifying Zero Pronouns in Japanese DialogueKei Yoshimotoour summary
  78. Implicitness as a Guiding Principle in Machine Translation ↗Klaus Schubert
  79. Improving Search Strategies An Experiment in Best-First Parsing ↗Hans Haugeneder, Manfred Gehrke
  80. Inheritance in Hierarchical Relational Structures ↗Derek P. Long, Roberto Garigliano
  81. Instantiations and (Obligatory vs. Optional) Actants ↗Jurgen Kunze
  82. Interactive Translation: a new approach ↗Remi Zajac
  83. Interpretation of Noun Phrases in Intensional Contexts ↗Leonardo Lesmo, Paolo Terenziani
  84. Island Parsing and Bidirectional Charts ↗Oliviero Stock, Rino Falcone, Patrizia Insinnamo
  85. Issues in Relating Syntax and Semantics ↗Daniel Jurafsky
  86. Issues in Word Choice ↗Nigel Ward
  87. Knowledge integration in a robust and efficient morpho-syntactic analyzer for French ↗Louisette Emirkanian, Lorne H. Bouchard
  88. LangLAB: A Natural Language Analysis System ↗Takenobu Tokunaga, Makoto Iwayama, Hozumi Tanaka et al.
  89. Language Acquisition: Coping with Lexical Gaps ↗Uri Zernik
  90. Language Learning as Problem Solving ↗Michael Zock, Gil Francopoulo, Abdellatif Laroui
  91. Lexical Functional Grammar in Speech Recognition ↗Klaus-Jurgen Engelberg
  92. Lexical Transfer: Between a Source Rock and a Hard Target ↗Alan K. Melby
  93. Linguistic Contributions to Text-to-Speech Computer Prorgrams for French ↗Pierre Trescases, Matthew Crocker
  94. Linguistic Processing Using a Dependency Structure Grammar for Speech Recognition and Understanding ↗Sho-ichi Matsunaga, Masaki Kohda
  95. List Automata With Syntactically Structured Output ↗Karel Oli̊va, Martin Platek
  96. Locally Governed Trees and Dependecncy Parsing ↗Harri Jäppinen, Eero Lassila, Aarno Lehtola
  97. Machine Tractable Dictionaries as Tools and Resources for Natural Language Processing ↗Yorick Wilks, Dan Fass, Cheng-ming Guo et al.
  98. Machine Translation Using Isomorphic UCGsJohn L. Beaven, Pete Whitelockour summary
  99. Machine Translation for Monolinguals ↗Mary McGee Wood, Brian J. Chandler
  100. Machine Translation: The Languages Network (versus the intermediate language.) ↗P.C. Rolf

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