LANGUAGE PRODUCTION: Related Papers in ACL Anthology

LANGUAGE PRODUCTION can be found in the following ACL ARC 1.0 documents (click to explore):

• (ACL ID: C82-1016) referential nets with attributes
• (ACL ID: C82-2009) developing the commentator, a computer system simulating verbal production
• (ACL ID: C82-2072) phran and phred
• (ACL ID: C86-1130) knowledge structures for natural language generation
• (ACL ID: C86-1132) synthesizing weather forecasts from formatted data
• (ACL ID: C90-3012) language without a central pushdown stack
• (ACL ID: C92-2105) self-monitoring with reversible grammars
• (ACL ID: C96-1090) issues in communication game
• (ACL ID: E87-1032) modeling extemporaneous elaboration
• (ACL ID: E91-1003) designing illustrated texts
• (ACL ID: E93-1002) the incremental generation of passive sentences
• (ACL ID: E99-1037) dialogue processing in a call-system
• (ACL ID: H91-1073) the use of prosody in syntactic disambiguation
• (ACL ID: H93-1005) the hcrc map task corpus
• (ACL ID: J02-2001) near-synonymy and lexical choice
• (ACL ID: J85-4002) phred
• (ACL ID: J88-4003) the berkeley unix consultant project
• (ACL ID: J89-4002) natural language generation from plans
• (ACL ID: N06-2022) automatic recognition of personality in conversation
• (ACL ID: P03-1027) recognizing expressions of commonsense psychology in english text
• (ACL ID: P05-1054) a quantitative analysis of lexical differences between genders in telephone conversations
• (ACL ID: P06-1036) enhancing electronic dictionaries with an index based on associations
• (ACL ID: P80-1015) a linear-time model of language production
• (ACL ID: P80-1016) problem solving applied to language generation
• (ACL ID: P81-1014) language production
• (ACL ID: P81-1017) what's necessary to hide?
• (ACL ID: P84-1042) panel on natural language and databases
• (ACL ID: P89-1014) on representing governed prepositions and handling "incorrect" and novel prepositions
• (ACL ID: P93-1013) planning multimodal discourse
• (ACL ID: P97-1025) planning reference choices for argumentative teas
• (ACL ID: T75-2013) the phrasal lexicon
• (ACL ID: T75-2016) the boundaries of language generation
• (ACL ID: W00-1412) incremental event conceptualization and natural language generation in monitoring enviroments
• (ACL ID: W00-1413) the hyperonym problem revisited
• (ACL ID: W02-1118) sorry, what was your name again, or how to overcome the tip-of-the tongue problem with the help of a computer?
• (ACL ID: W04-1309) modelling syntactic development in a cross-linguistic context
• (ACL ID: W04-1702) nlp serving the cause of language learning
• (ACL ID: W04-2105) word lookup on the basis of associations
• (ACL ID: W04-2117) language resources for a network-based dictionary
• (ACL ID: W05-1501) efficient and robust lfg parsing
• (ACL ID: W05-1618) towards generating procedural texts
• (ACL ID: W06-1322) a computational model of multi-modal grounding for human robot interaction
• (ACL ID: W90-0103) a connectionist treatment of grammar for generation
• (ACL ID: W93-0203) knowledge, intention, rhetoric
• (ACL ID: W93-0310) computation of word associations based on co-occurrences of words in large corpora
• (ACL ID: W94-0101) invited talk
• (ACL ID: W94-0319) has a consensus nl generation architecture appeared, and is it psycholinguistically plausible?
• (ACL ID: W96-0514) the computation of the informational status of discourse entities
• (ACL ID: W97-0403) towards translating spoken language pragmatics in an analogical framework
• (ACL ID: W97-0503) simple nlp techniques for expanding telegraphic sentences