SYMBOLICS LISP: Related Papers in ACL Anthology

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

• (ACL ID: A88-1011) triphone analysis
• (ACL ID: A88-1017) structure from anarchy
• (ACL ID: C86-1043) discourse and cohesion in expository text
• (ACL ID: C86-1108) user specification of syntactic case frames in teli, a transportable, user-customized natural language processor
• (ACL ID: C88-1028) grafon
• (ACL ID: C88-2118) parsing noisy sentences
• (ACL ID: C88-2158) object-oriented parallel parsing for context-free grammars
• (ACL ID: C90-1013) generation for dialogue translation using typed feature structure unification
• (ACL ID: C94-1007) a bidirectional, transfer-driven machine translation system for spoken dialogues
• (ACL ID: E85-1009) an evaluation of metal
• (ACL ID: E87-1012) a tool for the automatic creation, extension and updating of lexical knowledge bases
• (ACL ID: E87-1030) natural and simulated pointing
• (ACL ID: E87-1044) integrating sehantics and flexible syntax by exploiting isomorphism between gramnatical and senantical relations
• (ACL ID: H86-1009) model-based analysis of messages about equipment
• (ACL ID: H86-1010) an equipment model and its role in the interpretation of nominal compounds
• (ACL ID: H89-2022) preliminary evaluation of the voyager spoken language system
• (ACL ID: H91-1098) real-time speech recognition system
• (ACL ID: J85-2002) the lrc machine translation system
• (ACL ID: J89-4001) a parsing algorithm for unification grammar
• (ACL ID: J92-4001) the acquisition and use of context-dependent grammars for english
• (ACL ID: P85-1020) movement in active production networks
• (ACL ID: P86-1005) semantic acquisition in teli
• (ACL ID: P86-1020) bulk processing of text on a massively parallel computer
• (ACL ID: P88-1032) an earley-type parsing algorithm for tree adjoining grammars
• (ACL ID: P91-1024) experiments and prospects of example-based machine translation