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Human Language Technology: Proceedings of a Workshop held at Plainsboro, New Jersey, March 8-11 1994: all accepted papers

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  1. (Almost) Automatic Semantic Feature Extraction From Technical TextRajeev Agarwal
  2. 1993 Benchmark Tests for the ARPA Spoken Language ProgramDavid S. Pallett, Jonathan G. Fiscus, William M. Fisher et al.
  3. A Hybrid Approach to Adaptive Statistical Language ModelingRonald Rosenfeld
  4. A Knowledge-Based Approach to Indexing Scientific TextLois Boggess, Julia Hodges
  5. A Large-Vocabulary Continuous Speech Recognition Algorithm and Its Application to a Multi-Modal Telephone Directory Assistance SystemYasuhiro Minami, Kiyohiro Shikano, Osamu Yoshioka et al.
  6. A Maximum Entropy Model for Prepositional Phrase AttachmentAdwait Ratnaparkhi, Jeff Reynar, Salim Roukosour summary
  7. A Neural Network System for Large-Vocabulary Continuous Speech Recognition in Variable Acoustic EnvironmentsJ. Flanagan, Q. Lin, J. Pearson et al.
  8. A New Approach to Word Sense DisambiguationRebecca Bruce, Janyce Wiebe
  9. A One Pass Decoder Design For Large Vocabulary RecognitionJ.J. Odell, V. Valtchev, P.C. Woodland et al.
  10. A Prototype Reading Coach that Listens: Summary of Project LISTENAlex Hauptmann, Jack Mostow, Steven F. Roth et al.
  11. A Report of Recent Progress in Transformation-Based Error-Driven LearningEric Brill
  12. Adaptation to New Microphones Using Tied-Mixture NormalizationAnastasios Anastasakos, Francis Kubala, John Makhoul et al.
  13. Advanced Human-Computer Interface and Voice Processing Applications in SpaceJulie Payette
  14. Advanced Technologies for Language Learning: Developments at ARIMelissa Holland
  15. Annotation of ATIS DataKate Hunicke-Smith, Jared Bernstein
  16. Assessing the Retrieval Effectiveness of a Speech Retrieval System by Simulating Recognition ErrorsPeter Schauble, Ulrike Glavitsch
  17. Automatic Evaluation of Computer Generated Text: A Progress Report on the TextEval ProjectChris Brew, Henry S. Thompson
  18. Automatic Extraction of Grammars From Annotated TextSalim Roukos
  19. Automatic Grammar AcquisitionScott Miller, Heidi J. Fox
  20. Building Japanese-English Dictionary based on Ontology for Machine TranslationAkitoshi Okumura, Eduard Hovy
  21. CSR Data CollectionDenise Danielson, Jared Bernstein
  22. Candide: A Statistical Machine Translation SystemStephen DellaPietra, Vincent DellaPietra
  23. Combining Knowledge Sources to Reorder N-Best Speech Hypothesis ListsManny Rayner, David Carter, Vassilios Digalakis et al.
  24. Combining Linguistic and Statistical Technology for Improved Spoken Language UnderstandingMichael Cohen, Robert Moore
  25. Consistency ModelingHy Murveit, Vassilios Digalakis, Peter Monaco et al.
  26. Corpus Development Activities at the Center for Spoken Language UnderstandingRon Cole, Mike Noel, Daniel C. Burnett et al.
  27. Data Access for Situation Handling (DASH)J.R. Hobbs
  28. Decision Tree Parsing using a Hidden Derivation ModelF. Jelinek, J. Lafferty, D. Magerman et al.
  29. Diderot: TIPSTER Program, Automatic Data Extraction from Text Utilizing Semantic AnalysisY. Wilks, J. Pustejovsky, J. Cowie
  30. Document Representation in Natural Language Text RetrievalTomek Strzalkowski
  31. Evaluating the Use of Prosodic Information in Speech Recognition and UnderstandingM. Ostendorf, P. Price, S. Shattuck Hufnagel
  32. Evaluation in the ARPA Machine Translation Program: 1993 MethodologyJohn S. White, Theresa A. O'Connell
  33. Expanding the Scope of the ATIS Task: The ATIS-3 CorpusDeborah A. Dahl, Madeleine Bates, Michael Brown et al.our summary
  34. Extracting Constraints on Word Usage from Large Text CorporaKathleen McKeown, Rebecca Passonneau
  35. High-Accuracy Large-Vocabulary Speech Recognition Using Mixture Tying and Consistency ModelingVassilios Digalakis, Hy Murveit
  36. Information Based Intonation SynthesisScott Prevost, Mark Steedman
  37. Integrated Techniques for Phrase Extraction From SpeechMarie Meteer, J. Robin Rohlicek
  38. Integrated Text and Image Understanding for Document UnderstandingSuzanne Liebowitz, Deborah A. Dahl, Mark Lipshutz et al.
  39. Is N-Best Dead?Long Nguyen, Richard Schwartz, Ying Zhao et al.
  40. Issues and Methodology for Template Design for Information ExtractionBoyan Onyshkevych
  41. Japanese Word Segmentation by Hidden Markov ModelConstantine P. Papageorgiou
  42. Language Identification via Large Vocabulary Speaker Independent Continuous Speech RecognitionSteve Lowe, Anne Demedts, Larry Gillick et al.
  43. Language Modeling with Sentence-Level MixturesRukmini Iyer, Mari Ostendorf, J. Robin Rohlicek
  44. Language Processing R&D Programmes Directorate XIII E of the European CommissionRoberto Cencioni, Giovanni Battista Varile
  45. Learning from Relevant Documents in Large Scale Routing RetrievalK.L. Kwok, L. Grunfeld
  46. Lexicons for Human Language TechnologyMark Liberman
  47. MACROPHONE: An American English Telephone Speech CorpusKelsey Taussig, Jared Bernstein
  48. Microphone Arrays and Neural Networks for Robust Speech RecognitionC. Che, Q. Lin, J. Pearson et al.
  49. Microphone-Independent Robust Signal Processing Using Probabilistic Optimum FilteringLeonardo Neumeyer, Mitchel Weintraub
  50. Multilingual Speech Databases at LDCJohn J. Godfrey
  51. Multilingual Text Resources at the Linguistic Data ConsortiumDavid Graff, Rebecca Finch
  52. NIST-ARPA Interagency Agreement: Human Language Technology ProgramDavid S. Pallett
  53. Natural Language Planning Dialogue for InteractiveJames F. Allen, Len Schubert
  54. On Using Written Language Training Data for Spoken Language ModelingR. Schwartz, L. Nguyen, F. Kubala et al.
  55. On-Line Cursive Handwriting Recognition Using Hidden Markov Models and Statistical GrammarsJohn Makhoul, Thad Starner, Richard Schwartz et al.
  56. One DODer's View of ARPA Spoken Language DirectionsCalvin Olano
  57. Overview of the 1994 ARPA Human Language Technology WorkshopClifford J. Weinstein
  58. Overview of the Second Text REtrieval Conference (TREC-2)Donna Harman
  59. PANGLOSS: Knowledge-Based Machine TranslationEduard Hovyour summary
  60. PEGASUS: A Spoken Language Interface for On-Line Air Travel PlanningVictor Zue, Stephanie Seneff, Joseph Polifroni et al.
  61. PIRCS: a Network-Based Document Routing and Retrieval SystemK.L. Kwok
  62. Pangloss: A Knowledge-based Machine Assisted Translation Research Project - Site 2D. Farwell
  63. Pangloss: A Machine Translation ProjectSergei Nirenburg
  64. Pattern Matching in a Linguistically-Motivated Text Understanding SystemDamaris M. Ayuso
  65. Phonological Parsing for Bi-directional Letter-to-Sound/Sound-to-Letter GenerationHelen M. Meng, Stephanie Seneff, Victor W. Zue
  66. Predicting and Managing Spoken Disfluencies During Human-Computer InteractionSharon Oviatt
  67. Principles of Template DesignJerry Hobbs, David Israel
  68. Recent Developments in the Experimental “WAXHOLM” Dialog SystemRolf Carlson
  69. Recent Improvements in the CMU Spoken Language Understanding SystemWayne Ward, Sunil Issar
  70. Research in Large Vocabulary Continuous Speech RecognitionJanet Baker, Larry Gillick, Robert Roth
  71. Research in Natural Language ProcessingRalph Grishman
  72. Research in Natural Language ProcessingA. Joshi, M. Marcus, M. Steedman et al.
  73. Robust Continuous Speech RecognitionJohn Makhoul, Richard Schwartz
  74. Robust Continuous Speech Recognition Technology Program SummaryClifford J. Weinstein, Douglas B. Paul
  75. Robust Text Processing and Information RetrievalTomek Strzalkowski
  76. Robustness, Portability and Scalability Language SystemsRalph Weischedel
  77. Segment-Based Acoustic Models for Continuous Speech RecognitionMari Ostendorf, J. Robin Rohlicek
  78. Semantic Evaluation for Spoken-Language SystemsRobert C. Moore
  79. Session 10: Government PanelOscar N. Garcia
  80. Session 11: Acoustic Modeling and Robust CSRSteve Young
  81. Session 12: Information RetrievalDonna Harman
  82. Session 13: CSR SearchRichard Schwartz
  83. Session 14: New Directions/ApplicationsRichard Stern
  84. Session 1: Lexicons, Corpora, and EvaluationGeorge A. Miller
  85. Session 2: Language ModelingXuedong Huang
  86. Session 3: Human Language EvaluationLynette Hirschman
  87. Session 4: Machine TranslationEduard Hovy
  88. Session 5: Natural Language, DiscoursePaul S. Jacobs
  89. Session 6: Spoken Language SystemsMadeleine Bates
  90. Session 7: DemonstrationsVictor Abrash
  91. Session 8 &: 9: Statistical and Learning MethodsFrederick Jelinek
  92. Signal Processing for Robust Speech RecognitionFu-Hua Liu, Pedro J. Moreno, Richard M. Stem et al.
  93. Speech Recognition Using a Stochastic Language Model Integrating Local and Global ConstraintsRyosuke Isotani, Shoichi Matsunaga
  94. Speech and Human Language Technology at the Naval Research LaboratoryHelen M. Gigley
  95. Speech-Based Retrieval Using Semantic Co-Occurrence FilteringJulian Kupiec, Don Kimber, Vijay Balasubramanian
  96. Spoken Language Recognition and UnderstandingVictor Zue
  97. Spoken-Language Research at Carnegie MellonRaj Reddy
  98. Statistical Language Processing Using Hidden Understanding ModelsScott Miller, Richard Schwartz, Robert Bobrow et al.
  99. Tagging Speech RepairsPeter A. Heeman, James Allen
  100. Techniques to Achieve an Accurate Real-Time Large-Vocabulary Speech Recognition SystemHy Murveit, Peter Monaco, Vassilios Digalakis et al.

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