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4th EACL 1989: Manchester, England
- Harold L. Somers, Mary McGee Wood:
EACL 1989, 4th Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics, April 10-12, 1989, University of Manchester, Institute of Science and Technology, Manchester, England. The Association for Computer Linguistics 1989 - Anne Abeillé, Yves Schabes:
Parsing Idioms in Lexicalized TAGs. 1-9 - Mark Hepple, Glyn Morrill:
Parsing And Derivational Equivalence. 10-18 - Gosse Bouma:
Efficient Processing Of Flexible Categorial Grammar. 19-26 - Michael Gerlach, Helmut Horacek:
Dialog Control in a Natural Language System. 27-34 - Lance A. Ramshaw:
A Metaplan Model For Problem-Solving Discourse. 35-42 - Kurt Eberle, Walter Kasper:
Tenses As Anaphora. 43-50 - Graeme D. Ritchie:
On The Generative Power Of Two-Level Morphological Rules. 51-57 - Jonathan Calder:
Paradigmatic Morphology. 58-65 - Roger Evans, Gerald Gazdar:
Inference in DATR. 66-71 - Hiroaki Kitano, Hideto Tomabechi, Lori S. Levin:
Ambiguity Resolution in the DMTRANS PLUS. 72-79 - Jan Odijk:
The Organization Of The Rosetta Grammars. 80-86 - Patrick Saint-Dizier:
Programming in Logic with Constraints for Natural Language Processing. 87-94 - Hirosi Tuda, Kôiti Hasida, Hidetosi Sirai:
JPSG Parser on Constraint Logic Programming. 95-102 - Mike Reape:
A logical treatment of semi-free word order and bounded discontinuous constituency. 103-110 - Joan L. G. Baart:
Focus And Accent In A Dutch Text-To-Speech System. 111-115 - Steve Whittaker, Phil Stenton:
User studies and the design of Natural Language Systems. 116-123 - Danilo Fum, Paolo Giangrandi, Carlo Tasso:
Tense Generation In An Intelligent Tutor For Foreign Language Teaching: Some Issues In The Design Of The Verb Expert. 124-129 - Ulrich Heid, Sybille Raab:
Collocations in Multilingual Generation. 130-136 - David M. Carter:
Lexical Acquisition In The Core Language Engine. 137-144 - Dan Tufis:
It Would Be Much Easier If WENT Were GOED. 145-152 - Cléo Jullien, Jean-Charles Marty:
Plan Revision In Person-Machine Dialogue. 153-160 - Carola Eschenbach, Christopher Habel, Michael Herweg, Klaus Rehkämper:
Remarks On Plural Anaphora. 161-167 - Mark T. Maybury:
Enhancing Explanation Coherence With Rhetorical Strategies. 168-173 - Marc Moens, Jonathan Calder, Ewan Klein, Mike Reape, Henk Zeevat:
Expressing generalizations in unification-based grammar formalisms. 174-181 - Rod L. Johnson, Mike Rosner:
A rich environment for experimentation with unification grammars. 182-189 - Erik-Jan van der Linden:
Lambek Theorem Proving And Feature Unification. 190-196 - Jürgen Kunze:
A Formal Representation Of Propositions And Temporal Adverbials. 197-204 - Jan Tore Lønning:
Computational Semantics Of Mass Terms. 205-211 - Allan Ramsay:
Extended Graph Unification. 212-216 - Lyn Pemberton:
A Modular Approach To Story Generation. 217-224 - Fiammetta Namer:
Subject Erasing And Pronominalization In Italian Text Generation. 225-232 - Jonathan Calder, Mike Reape, Henk Zeevat:
An Algorithm For Generation In Unification Categorial Grammar. 233-240 - Mats Wirén:
Interactive Incremental Chart Parsing. 241-248 - Gabriel G. Bès, Claire Gardent:
French Order Without Order. 249-255 - Lita Taylor, Claire Grover, Ted Briscoe:
The Syntactic Regularity Of English Noun Phrases. 256-263 - Masako Kume, Gayle K. Sato, Kei Yoshimoto:
A Descriptive Framework for Translating Speaker's Meaning. 264-271 - Ronald M. Kaplan, Klaus Netter, Jürgen Wedekind, Annie Zaenen:
Translation By Structural Correspondences. 272-281 - John A. Bateman, Robert T. Kasper, Jörg Schütz, Erich H. Steiner:
A New View On The Process Of Translation. 282-290 - Nils Dahlbäck, Arne Jönsson:
Empirical Studies Of Discourse Representations For Natural Language Interfaces. 291-298 - Gertjan van Noord, Joke Dorrepaal, Doug Arnold, Steven Krauwer, Louisa Sadler, Louis des Tombe:
An Approach To Sentence-Level Anaphora In Machine Translation. 299-307 - C. J. Rupp:
Situation Semantics And Machine Translation. 308-318 - Yusoff Zaharin:
On Formalisms And Analysis, Generation And Synthesis In Machine Translation. 319-326
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