CONSTRAINT LOGIC PROGRAMMING: Related Papers in ACL Anthology

CONSTRAINT LOGIC PROGRAMMING can be found in the following ACL ARC 1.0 documents (click to explore):

• (ACL ID: C92-1016) using active constraints to parse gpsgs
• (ACL ID: C92-2123) towards computer-aided linguistic engineering
• (ACL ID: C94-1022) morphology with a null-interface
• (ACL ID: C94-2135) achieving flexibility in unification formalisms
• (ACL ID: C94-2145) on the portability of complex constraint-based grammars
• (ACL ID: E06-2005) xmg - an expressive formalism for describing tree-based grammars
• (ACL ID: E89-1013) jpsg parser on constraint logic programming
• (ACL ID: E91-1011) processing language with logical types and active constraints
• (ACL ID: E91-1030) the formal and processing models of clg
• (ACL ID: E91-1032) multiple interpreters in a principle-based model of sentence processing
• (ACL ID: J92-2002) inheritance and constraint-based grammar formalisms
• (ACL ID: P01-1054) tractability and structural closures in attribute logic type signatures
• (ACL ID: P03-1026) a tabulation-based parsing method that reduces copying
• (ACL ID: P04-1031) balancing clarity and efficiency in typed feature logic through delaying
• (ACL ID: P91-1005) an algorithm for plan recognition in collaborative discourse
• (ACL ID: P91-1031) strategies for adding control information to declarative grammars
• (ACL ID: P95-1014) memoization of coroutined constraints
• (ACL ID: P97-1060) representing constraints with automata
• (ACL ID: P98-1102) unification-based multimodal parsing
• (ACL ID: P98-1109) know when to hold em
• (ACL ID: W91-0102) reversibility in a constraint and type based logic grammar
• (ACL ID: W97-1501) some apparently disjoint aims and requirements for grammar development environments" the case of natural language generation