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HLT 1991: all accepted papers

106 papers · page 1 of 2 · the most cited first · ← HLT 1991

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  1. Procedure for quantitatively comparing the syntactic coverage of English grammars ↗Judith L. Klavans, Mark Liberman, Mitchell P. Marcus et al.432 citations
  2. Identifying word correspondence in parallel texts ↗William A. Gale, Kenneth Church290 citations
  3. Evaluating text categorization ↗David D. Lewis231 citations
  4. A dynamic language model for speech recognition ↗F. Jelinek, Bernard Mérialdo, Salim Roukos et al.122 citations
  5. A statistical approach to sense disambiguation in machine translation ↗Peter F. Brown, Stephen A. Della Pietra, Vincent J. Della Pietra et al.108 citations
  6. Integration of diverse recognition methodologies through reevaluation of N-best sentence hypotheses ↗Mari Ostendorf, A. Kannan, S. Austin et al.99 citations
  7. Automatic acquisition of subcategorization frames from tagged text ↗Michael R. Brent, Robert C. Berwick86 citations
  8. Bayesian learning of Gaussian mixture densities for hidden Markov models ↗Jean‐Luc Gauvain, Chin‐Hui Lee66 citations
  9. The use of prosody in syntactic disambiguation ↗P. J. Price, Mari Ostendorf, Stefanie Shattuck‐Hufnagel et al.63 citations
  10. Stochastic representation of conceptual structure in the ATIS task ↗Roberto Pieraccini, Esther Levin, Chin‐Hui Lee52 citations
  11. A template matcher for robust NL interpretation ↗Eric Jackson, Douglas E. Appelt, John Bear et al.49 citations
  12. Use of prosody in syntactic disambiguation ↗Colin W. Wightman, N. M. Veilleuz, Mari Ostendorf49 citations
  13. Context dependent modeling of phones in continuous speech using decision trees ↗L.R. Bahl, P. V. de Soutza, Ponani S. Gopalakrishnan et al.44 citations
  14. Interactive problem solving and dialogue in the ATIS domain ↗Stephanie Seneff, Lynette Hirschman, Victor W. Zue39 citations
  15. Lexico-semantic pattern matching as a companion to parsing in text understanding ↗Paul S. Jacobs, George R. Krupka, Lisa F. Rau39 citations
  16. Collection and analysis of data from real users ↗Judith Spitz25 citations
  17. Studies in part of speech labelling ↗Marie W. Meteer, Richard M. Schwartz, Ralph Weischedel24 citations
  18. Discourse structure in the TRAINS project ↗James F. Allen23 citations
  19. Evaluation of the CMU ATIS system ↗Wayne Ward22 citations
  20. Predicting intonational boundaries automatically from text ↗Michelle Q. Wang Baldonado, Julia Hirschberg22 citations
  21. Partial parsing ↗Ralph Weischedel, Damaris M. Ayuso, Robert Bobrow et al.21 citations
  22. A study on speaker-adaptive speech recognition ↗Xuedong Huang20 citations
  23. Speech recognition in SRI's resource management and ATIS systems ↗Hy Murveit, John Butzberger, Mitchel Weintraub20 citations
  24. Statistical agenda parsing ↗Robert Bobrow20 citations
  25. Third message understanding evaluation and conference (MUC-3) ↗Beth M. Sundheim20 citations
  26. BYBLOS speech recognition benchmark results ↗Francis Kubala, S. Austin, C. Barry et al.18 citations
  27. Speech understanding and dialouge over the telephone ↗Jeremy Peckham18 citations
  28. Development and preliminary evaluation of the MIT ATIS system ↗Stephanie Seneff, James Glass, David Goddeau et al.17 citations
  29. Efficient bottom-up parsing ↗Robert T. Moore, John Dowding17 citations
  30. Recent progress in robust vocabulary-independent speech recognition ↗Hsiao-Wuen Hon, Kai-Fu Lee17 citations
  31. Experience with a stack decoder-based HMM CSR and back-OFF N-gram language models ↗Douglas B. Paul16 citations
  32. Interactive multimedia explanation for equipment maintenance and repair ↗Kathleen R. McKeown, Steven Feiner16 citations
  33. A Trellis-based algorithm for estimating the parameters of a hidden stochastic context-free grammar ↗Julian M. Kupiec15 citations
  34. Analog implementations of auditory models ↗Richard F. Lyon15 citations
  35. A proposal for lexical disambiguation ↗George Armitage Miller, Daniel A. Teibel14 citations
  36. Continuous speech recognition using segmental neural nets ↗S. Austin, J. Makhoul, Richard M. Schwartz et al.14 citations
  37. New results with the Lincoln tied-mixture HMM CSR system ↗Douglas B. Paul14 citations
  38. Session 2 ↗David S. Pallett14 citations
  39. Autodirective microphone systems for natural communication with speech recognizers ↗James L. Flanagan, Richard J. Mammone, Gary W. Elko13 citations
  40. Collection of spontaneous speech for the ATIS domain and comparative analyses of data collected at MIT and TI ↗Joseph H. Polifroni, Stephanie Seneff, Victor W. Zue13 citations
  41. Augmented role filling capabilities for semantic interpretation of spoken language ↗Lewis M. Norton, Marcia C. Linebarger, Deborah A. Dahl et al.11 citations
  42. The mapping unit approach to subcategorization ↗Robert Bobrow, Robert J. P. Ingria, David G. Stallard11 citations
  43. Fixed and flexible phrase structure ↗Aravind K. Joshi, Yves Schabes10 citations
  44. Parsing the voyager domain using pearl ↗David M. Magerman, Mitchell P. Marcus10 citations
  45. A proposal for incremental dialogue evaluation ↗Madeleine Bates, Damaris M. Ayuso9 citations
  46. Very large annotated database of American EnglishMitch Marcus A8 citations · our summary
  47. Fast text processing for information retrieval ↗Tomek Strzalkowski, Barabara Vauthey7 citations
  48. Signal representation, attribute extraction and, the use of distinctive features for phonetic classification ↗Helen M. L. Meng, Victor W. Zue, Hong C. Leung7 citations
  49. Calculating the probability of a partial parse of a sentence ↗Fred Kochman, Joseph J. Kupin6 citations
  50. Modelling context dependency in acoustic-phonetic and lexical representations ↗Michael Phillips, James Glass, Victor W. Zue6 citations
  51. Lexical access with a statistically-derived phonetic network ↗Michael Riley, Andrej Ljolje5 citations
  52. Using semantics to correct parser output for ATIS utterances ↗Sheryl R. Young5 citations
  53. Dragon systems resource management benchmark results — February 1991 ↗James Baker, Richard Benedict, Janet M. Baker et al.4 citations
  54. A snapshot of two DARPA speech and natural language programs ↗Charles L. Wayne3 citations
  55. Adaptive natural language processing ↗Ralph Weischedel3 citations
  56. Integrating syntax and semantics into spoken language understanding ↗Lynette Hirschman, Stephanie Seneff, David Goodine et al.3 citations
  57. Overview of the fourth DARPA speech and natural language workshop ↗P. J. Price3 citations
  58. Some results on stochastic language modeling ↗Renato De Mori, Roland Kühn3 citations
  59. The use of commercial natural language interface in the ATIS task ↗Evelyne Tzoukermann3 citations
  60. Using spoken language to facilitate military transportation planning ↗Madeleine Bates, Daniel Joseph Ellard, Pat Peterson et al.3 citations
  61. A textual processor to handle ATIS queries ↗Douglas D. O’Shaughnessy2 citations
  62. Corpus collection for ATIS ↗Jared Bernstein2 citations
  63. Machine translation in Europe ↗Susan Warwick-Armstrong2 citations
  64. Real-time speech recognition system ↗Hy Murveit, Mitchel Weintraub2 citations
  65. SRI's real-time spoken language system ↗P. J. Price, Robert C. Moore2 citations
  66. A dynamical system approach to approach to continuous recognition ↗Vassilios Digalakis, Ján Rohlíček, Mari Ostendorf1 citation
  67. BBN HARC and Delphi results on the ATIS benchmarks — February 1991 ↗S. Austin, Damaris M. Ayuso, Madeleine Bates et al.1 citation
  68. Machine translation using abductive inference ↗Jerry R. Hobbs, Megumi Kameyama1 citation
  69. New York University proteus project ↗Ralph Grishman1 citation
  70. Spoken language systems ↗John I. Makhoul1 citation
  71. The ESPRIT project polyglot ↗Louis Boves1 citation
  72. A robust preprocessor for speech-recognition systems ↗George Zweig
  73. Active knowledge structures in natural language understanding ↗Yorick Alexander Wilks
  74. ESPRIT, the European strategic programme for research and development in information technology ↗Unknown
  75. Evaluating text understanding systems ↗Beth M. Sundheim
  76. Evaluating the use of prosodic information in speech recognition and understanding ↗Mari Ostendorf, P. J. Price
  77. Field test evaluations and optimization of speaker independent speech recognition for telephone applications ↗Christian Gagnoulet, Christel Sorin
  78. Language processing and commonsense reasoning ↗Robert Wilensky
  79. Linguistic knowledge sources for spoken language understanding ↗Deborah A. Dahl
  80. Microphone-array systems for speech recognition input ↗Harvey F. Silverman
  81. NIST-DARPA interagency agreement ↗David S. Pallett
  82. Natural language research ↗Aravind K. Joshi, Mitch Marcus A, Mark J. Steedman et al.
  83. Natural language, knowledge representation and discourse ↗James F. Allen, Lenhart K. Schubert
  84. Portable software modules for speech recognition ↗John E. Shore
  85. Progress report for DARPA SLS program at Dragon Systems, Inc. ↗Janet M. Baker, Larry Gillick
  86. Research in continuous speech recognition ↗John I. Makhoul, Richard M. Schwartz
  87. Robust speech recognition technology program summary ↗Clifford J. Weinstein, Douglas B. Paul
  88. Segment-based acoustic models with multi-level search algorithms for continuous speech recognition ↗Mari Ostendorf, J. Robin Rohlicek
  89. Session summary ↗James F. Allen
  90. Session summary ↗Francis Kubala
  91. Session summary ↗Edward P. Neuburg
  92. Session summary ↗Mitch Marcus A
  93. Session summary ↗Salim Roukos
  94. Session summary ↗Clifford J. Weinstein
  95. Session summary ↗Mari Ostendorf
  96. Session summary ↗Richard F. Lyon
  97. Session summary ↗Jaime Carbonell
  98. Session summary ↗Kai-Fu Lee
  99. Session summary ↗Mark Liberman, P. J. Price
  100. Some notes about research and development at KTH ↗Rolf Carlson

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