📰 EACL 1985: all accepted papers

41 papers · the most cited first · ← EACL 1985

1. A Computational Theory of Prose Style for Natural Language Generation ↗David D. McDonald, James D. Pustejovsky
2. A Natural Language Interface Using a World Model ↗Yoshio Izumida, Hiroshi Ishikawa, Toshiaki Yoshino et al.
3. A Parser That Doesn't ↗S. G. Pulman
4. A Probabilistic Approach to Grammatical Analysis of Written English by Computer.Andrew David Bealeour summary
5. A Probabilistic Parser ↗Roger Garside, Fanny Leech
6. A Problem Solving Approach to Generating Text From Systemic Grammars ↗Terry Patten
7. A Rule-Based Approach to Evaluating Importance in Descriptive Texts ↗Danilo Fum, Giovanni Guida, Carlo Tasso
8. A Two-Way Approach to Structural Transfer in MT ↗Rebecca Root
9. An ATN Treatment Wh-Movement ↗Hans Haugeneder
10. An English Generator for a Case-Labelled Dependency Representation ↗John Irving Tait
11. An Evaluation of METAL: the LRC Machine Translation System ↗Jonathan Slocum, Winfield S. Bennett
12. Augmented Dependency Grammar: A Simple Interface between the Grammar Rule and the Knowledge ↗Kazunori Muraki, Shunji Ichiyama, Yasutomo Fukumochi
13. Automated Speech Recognition: A Framework for Research ↗Anne Johnstone, Gerry Altmann
14. Design and Implementation of a Lexical Data Base ↗Eric Wehrli
15. Distributives, Quantifiers and a Multiplicity of Events ↗Lesley Stirling
16. Effective Parsing With Generalised Phrase Structure Grammar ↗Allan Ramsay
17. GEMS: A Model of Sentence Production ↗Domenico Parisi, Alessandra Giorgi
18. How Does Natural Language Quantify? ↗Michael Hess
19. How to Restrict Ambiguity of Discourse ↗Barbara Dunin-Keplicz
20. Interpreting Singular Definite Descriptions in Database Queries ↗Genevieve Berry-Rogghe
21. Language-Based Environment for Natural Language Parsing ↗A. Lehtola, H. Jäppinen, E. Nelimarkka
22. Montagovian Definite Clause Grammar ↗R. I. Bainbridge
23. Natural Language Processing and Ihe Automatic Acquisition of Knowledge: A Simulative Approach ↗Danilo Fum
24. Natural Languages and the Chomsky Hierarchy ↗András Kornai
25. Non Standard Uses of If ↗D.S. Bree, R.A. Smit
26. On the Representation of Query Term Relations by Soft Boolean Operators ↗Gerard Salton
27. Parametrized Abstract Objects for Linguistic Information Processing ↗Helene Bestougeff, Gerard Ligozat
28. Parsing Difficulties & Phonological Processing in Italian ↗Rodolfo Delmonte
29. Right Attachment and Preference Semantics . ↗Yorick Wilks
30. SAUMER: Sentence Analysis Using Metarules ↗Fred Popowich
31. The Resolution of Local Syntactic Ambiguity by the Human Sentence Processing Mechanism. ↗Gerry Altmann
32. The Simulation of Stress Patterns in Synthetic Speech - A Two-Level Problem ↗Timothy J. Gillott
33. The Specification of Time Meaning for Machine Translation ↗Frank van Eynde, Louis des Tombe, Fons Maes
34. The Structure of Communicative Context of Dialogue Interaction ↗A.S. Narin'yani, O.P. Simonova
35. Towards a Dictionary Support Environment for Realtime Parsing ↗Hiyan Alshawi, Bran Boguraev, Ted Briscoe
36. Towards a New Type of Morphemic Analysis ↗Eva Koktová
37. Towards an Automatic Identification of Topic and Focus ↗Eva Hajičová, Petr Sgall
38. User Modelling, Dialog Structure, and Dialog Strategy in HAM-ANS ↗Katharina Morik
39. Using a Text Model for Analysis and Generation ↗E. Fimbel, H. Groscot, J.M. Lancel et al.
40. Various Representations of Text Proposed for Eurotra ↗Christian Boitet, Nelson Verastegui, Daniel Bachut
41. “Lexifanis”: A Lexical Analyzer of Modern Greek ↗Yannis Kotsanis, Yanis Maistros

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