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HLT 1989: all accepted papers

132 papers · page 1 of 2 · the most cited first · ← HLT 1989

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  1. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) ↗David S. Pallett325 citations
  2. A flexible interface for linking applications to Penman's sentence generator ↗Robert T. Kasper108 citations
  3. Coordinating Text and Graphics in Explanation Generation ↗Steven Feiner, Kathleen R. McKeown100 citations
  4. Parsing, word associations and typical predicate-argument relations ↗Kenneth Church, William A. Gale, Patrick Hanks et al.89 citations
  5. Natural language understanding ↗Ralph Grishman88 citations
  6. The N-Best algorithm ↗Yen-Lu Chow, Richard Schwartz86 citations
  7. Some applications of tree-based modelling to speech and language ↗Michael Riley81 citations
  8. The MIT SUMMIT Speech Recognition system: a progress report ↗Victor W. Zue, James Glass, Michael Phillips et al.81 citations
  9. Natural language with integrated deictic and graphic gestures ↗Jeannette G. Neal, C. Y. Thielman, Zuzana Krifka Dobes et al.57 citations
  10. Understanding spontaneous speech ↗Wayne Ward50 citations
  11. Prosody and parsing ↗P. J. Price, Mari Ostendorf, Colin W. Wightman42 citations
  12. Information and syntax in spoken language systems ↗Mark J. Steedman41 citations
  13. University of California, Berkeley ↗Robert Wilensky41 citations
  14. New Mexico State University ↗Yorick Alexander Wilks, David Farwell, Afzal Ballim et al.32 citations
  15. Data collection and analysis in the air travel planning domain ↗Jacqueline C. Kowtko, P. J. Price29 citations
  16. White paper on natural language processing ↗Ralph Weischedel, Jaime Carbonell, Barbara J. Grosz et al.29 citations
  17. Enhanced Good-Turing and Cat-CalKenneth Church, William A. Gale28 citations · our summary
  18. SRI's DECIPHER system ↗Hy Murveit, Michael Cohen, P. J. Price et al.28 citations
  19. The BBN BYBLOS Continuous Speech Recognition system ↗Richard M. Schwartz, Chris Barry, Yen-Lu Chow et al.28 citations
  20. Probabilistic models of short and long distance word dependencies in running text ↗Julien Kupiec27 citations
  21. Integrating speech and natural-language processing ↗Robert T. Moore, Fernando M. B. Pereira, Hy Murveit26 citations
  22. Naval Ocean Systems Center ↗Beth M. Sundheim26 citations
  23. Improvements in the stochastic segment model for Phoneme recognition ↗Vassilios Digalakis, Mari Ostendorf, Ján Rohlíček25 citations
  24. The collection and preliminary analysis of a spontaneous speech database ↗Victor W. Zue, Nancy A. Daly, James Glass et al.25 citations
  25. Recent progress in the SPHINX Speech Recognition system ↗Kai-Fu Lee, Hsiao-Wuen Hon, Mei-Yuh Hwang22 citations
  26. TINA: a probabilistic syntactic parser for speech understanding systems ↗Stephanie Seneff21 citations
  27. Towards speech recognition without vocabulary-specific training ↗Hsiao-Wuen Hon, Kai-Fu Lee, Robert Weide21 citations
  28. Augmenting a hidden Markov model for phrase-dependent word tagging ↗Julian M. Kupiec20 citations
  29. Preference semantics for message understanding ↗Ralph Grishman, John Sterling20 citations
  30. Modelling non-verbal sounds for speech recognition ↗Wayne Ward19 citations
  31. The Lincoln Continuous Speech Recognition system: recent developments and results ↗Douglas B. Paul19 citations
  32. Plans for a task-oriented evaluation of natural language understanding systems ↗Beth M. Sundheim17 citations
  33. Text on tap ↗Mark Liberman17 citations
  34. Rapid porting of the Parlance natural language interface ↗Madeleine Bates16 citations
  35. A CSR-NL interface specification version 1.5 ↗Douglas B. Paul15 citations
  36. Speech recognition in parallel ↗Salvatore J. Stolfo, Zvi Galil, Kathleen R. McKeown et al.15 citations
  37. The design of voice-driven interfaces ↗Alexander I. Rudnicky15 citations
  38. Large-vocabulary speaker-independent continuous speech recognition with semi-continuous hidden Markov models ↗Xuedong Huang, Hsiao-Wuen Hon, K. F. Lee14 citations
  39. Spectral estimation for noise robust speech recognition ↗Adoram Erell, Mitchel Weintraub14 citations
  40. The VOYAGER speech understanding system ↗Victor W. Zue, James Glass, David Goodine et al.14 citations
  41. A proposal for SLS evaluation ↗Sean Boisen, Lance Ramshaw, Damaris M. Ayuso et al.12 citations
  42. Acoustical pre-processing for robust speech recognition ↗Richard M. Stern, Alejandro Acero12 citations
  43. Automatic detection of new words in a large vocabulary continuous speech recognition system ↗Ayman Asadi, Richard M. Schwartz, John I. Makhoul11 citations
  44. Speaker independent phonetic transcription of fluent speech for large vocabulary speech recognition ↗S. Levinson, Mark Liberman, Andrej Ljolje et al.11 citations
  45. Unification-based semantic interpretation in the BBN Spoken Language System ↗David G. Stallard11 citations
  46. A simple statistical class grammar for measuring speech recognition performance ↗Alan Derr, Richard M. Schwartz10 citations
  47. Answers and questions ↗Catherine N. Ball, Deborah A. Dahl, Lewis M. Norton et al.10 citations
  48. Preliminary evaluation of the VOYAGER spoken language system ↗Victor W. Zue, James Glass, David Goodine et al.10 citations
  49. The auditory processing and recognition of speech ↗William Byrne, John Robinson, Shihab Shamma10 citations
  50. Analyzing telegraphic messages ↗Ralph Grishman, John Sterling9 citations
  51. Improved HMM models for high performance speech recognition ↗Steve Austin, Richard M. Schwartz, George C. Yu et al.9 citations
  52. Portability in the Janus Natural Language Interface ↗Ralph Weischedel, Robert Bobrow, Damaris M. Ayuso et al.9 citations
  53. A microphone array system for speech recognition ↗Harvey F. Silverman8 citations
  54. Evaluating spoken language interaction ↗Alexander I. Rudnicky, Michelle Sakamoto, Joseph H. Polifroni8 citations
  55. The BBN Spoken Language System ↗Sean Boisen, Yen-Lu Chow, Andrew Haus et al.8 citations
  56. A stack decoder for continous speech recognition ↗Dean Sturtevant7 citations
  57. Acoustic modeling of subword units for large vocabulary speaker independent speech recognition ↗Chin‐Hui Lee, Lawrence R. Rabiner, Roberto Pieraccini et al.7 citations
  58. Automatic discovery of contextual factors describing phonological variation ↗Francine Chen, Jeff Shrager7 citations
  59. Distinguishing questions by contour in speech recognition tasks ↗Julia Hirschberg7 citations
  60. Overview of the DARPA Speech and Natural Language Workshop ↗Lynette Hirschman7 citations
  61. The MINDS system: using context and dialog to enhance speech ↗Sheryl R. Young7 citations
  62. Automatic new word acquisition ↗Fileno A. Alleva, Kai-Fu Lee6 citations
  63. Data collection and evaluation ↗David S. Pallett5 citations
  64. Tied mixtures in the Lincoln robust CSR ↗Douglas B. Paul5 citations
  65. White paper on spoken language systems ↗John I. Makhoul, Frederick Jelinek, L. R. Rabiner et al.5 citations
  66. Analyzing explicitly-structured discourse in a limited domain: trouble and failure reports ↗Catherine N. Ball4 citations
  67. Continuous speech recognition from phonetic transcription ↗S. Levinson, Andrej Ljolje4 citations
  68. Speaker adaptation from limited training in the BBN BYBLOS Speech Recognition system ↗Francis Kubala, Ming-Whei Feng, John I. Makhoul et al.4 citations
  69. Speaker adaptation using multiple reference speakers ↗Francis Kubala, Richard M. Schwartz, Chris Barry4 citations
  70. Workshop agenda ↗Charles L. Wayne4 citations
  71. Belief ascription and model generative reasoning ↗Yorick Alexander Wilks, Roger T. Hartley3 citations
  72. Elements of a computational model of cooperative response generation ↗Brant A. Cheikes, Bonnie Webber3 citations
  73. Integrating speech and natural language ↗Salim Roukos3 citations
  74. Porting PUNDIT to the resource management domain ↗Lynette Hirschman, François-Michel Lang, John Dowding et al.3 citations
  75. Using structural constraints for speech act interpretationJames F. Allen, Elizabeth Hinkelman3 citations · our summary
  76. A common facts data base ↗William R. Crowther2 citations
  77. Auditory speech preprocessors ↗George Zweig2 citations
  78. Dragon ↗Janet M. Baker, James K. Baker2 citations
  79. Goats to sheep: can recognition rate be improved for poor Tangora speaker? ↗Catalina M. Denis2 citations
  80. Lexicalized TAGs, parsing and lexicons ↗Anne Abeillé2 citations
  81. New possibilities in machine translation ↗Eduard H. Hovy2 citations
  82. Porting to new domains using the Learner#8482; ↗Robert J. P. Ingria, Lance Ramshaw2 citations
  83. Real-time speech recognition systems ↗Hy Murveit2 citations
  84. Timing models for prosody and cross-word coarticulation in connected speech ↗Mary E. Beckman2 citations
  85. A very brief introduction to computational linguistics ↗Ralph Grishman1 citation
  86. An evaluation of lexicalization in parsing ↗Aravind K. Joshi, Yves Schabes1 citation
  87. Chart parsing of stochastic spoken language models ↗Charles T. Hemphill, Joseph Picone1 citation
  88. Reducing search by partitioning the word network ↗John Dowding1 citation
  89. Session 11 ↗Kenneth Church1 citation
  90. Speech research at Carnegie Mellon ↗Raj Reddy1 citation
  91. A preprocessor for speech recognition systems operating in noisy environments ↗George Zweig
  92. Acoustic-phonetics based speech recognition ↗Victor W. Zue
  93. Analysis and symbolic processing of unrestricted speech ↗M. Margaret Withgott, Ronald M. Kaplan
  94. Analysis and symbolic processing of unrestricted speech ↗M. Margaret Withgott, Ronald M. Kaplan
  95. Contextually-based data-derived pronunciation networks for automatic speech recognition ↗Francine R. Chen
  96. Data collection and evaluation II ↗Ralph Grishman
  97. Establishing performance baselines for text understanding systems ↗Beth M. Sundheim
  98. Evaluating the use of prosodic information in speech recognition and understanding ↗Mari Ostendorf, P. J. Price
  99. Generalized consultation systems and knowledge acquisition ↗Robert Wilensky
  100. ISI ↗William C. Mann, Eduard H. Hovy

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