📰 TINLAP 1987: all accepted papers

46 papers · the most cited first · ← TINLAP 1987

1. A Framework for a Theory of Meaning ↗Robert Wilensky
2. A Situated Perspective on Natural-Language Processing ↗Susan U. Stucky
3. Bidirectional Grammars and the Design of Natural Language Generation SystemsDouglas E. Appeltour summary
4. COMIT ==\ensuremath> PATR II ↗Gerald Gazdar
5. Connectionism and Explanation ↗Eugene Charniak
6. Connectionist Models: Not Just a Notational Variant Not a Panacea ↗David L. Waltz
7. Determiners, Entities, and Contexts ↗Deborah A. Dahl
8. Discourse Representation Theory and the Semantics of Natural Languages: Contribution to a Panel on “Discourse Theory and Speech Acts” TINLAP3 ↗F. Guenthner
9. Generation - A New Frontier of Natural Language Processing? ↗Aravind K. Joshi
10. Generation Systems Should Choose Their Words ↗Mitchell Marcus
11. Goals of Referring Acts ↗Amichai Kronfeld
12. Information, Unification and Locality ↗Fernando C. N. Pereira
13. Let's Put the AI Back in NLP ↗Lawrence Birnbaum
14. Limits on the human sentence generator ↗Anthony S. Kroch
15. Mental Models and Metaphor ↗Edwin Plantin
16. Metaphor: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly ↗Dedre Gentner, Brian Falkenhainer, Janice Skorstad
17. NO TITLE ↗Julia Hirschberg
18. Natural Language Processing: What's Really Involved? ↗Roger Schank, Alex Kass
19. On Formal Versus Commonsense Semantics ↗David Israel
20. On keeping logic in its place ↗Yorick Wilks
21. Parallel Distributed Processing and Role Assignment Constraints ↗James L. McClelland
22. Poetic and Prosaic Metaphors ↗Geoffrey Nunberg
23. Position Paper on Common-sense and Formal Semantics ↗Geoffrey Nunberg
24. Position Paper on Metaphor ↗George Lakoff
25. Position Paper: Event Reference ↗Bonnie Lynn Webber
26. Possible Implications of Connectionism ↗Wendy G. Lehnert
27. Program for Tinlap3 ↗
28. Reference and Pragmatic Identification ↗Douglas E. Appelt
29. Reference and Reference Failures ↗Bradley A. Goodman
30. The Boundary Between Word Knowledge and World Knowledge ↗Judy Kegl
31. The Definitional Power of Words ↗Branimir K. Boguraev
32. The Linguistic Connection ↗Martin Kay
33. The Panels ↗
34. The Rate of Progress in Natural Language Processing ↗Norman K. Sondheimer
35. The Role of Metaphors in Descriptions of Emotions ↗Andrew Ortony, Lynn Fainsilber
36. They say it's a new sort of engine: but the SUMP's still there ↗Karen Sparck Jones
37. Tinlap3 ↗
38. Toward Connectionist Semantics ↗Garrison W. Cottrell
39. Towards a Semantic Theory of Discourse ↗C. Raymond Perrault
40. Unification and Some New Grammatical Formalisms ↗Aravind K. Joshi
41. Unification and the new grammatism ↗Steve Pulman
42. What is Special About Natural Language Generation Research? ↗William C. Mann
43. Whither Discourse and Speech Acts?Barbara J. Groszour summary
44. Words and Worlds ↗Robert A. Amsler
45. World Knowledge and Word Meaning ↗Jerry R. Hobbs
46. “No Better, but no Worse, than People” ↗David D. McDonald

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