TEXT ORGANIZATION: Related Papers in ACL Anthology

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

• (ACL ID: C86-1155) future directions of machine translation
• (ACL ID: C90-2003) finding translation equivalents
• (ACL ID: C92-2093) integrating qualitative reasoning and text planning to generate casual explanations
• (ACL ID: E83-1027) systemic grammar in computation
• (ACL ID: E85-1033) using a text model for analysis and generation
• (ACL ID: H86-1006) text generation for strategic computing
• (ACL ID: H86-1024) assertions from discourse structure
• (ACL ID: J04-4001) optimizing referential coherence in text generation
• (ACL ID: J81-1002) computer generation of multiparagraph
• (ACL ID: N06-1027) learning to detect conversation focus of threaded discussions
• (ACL ID: P00-1052) the role of centering theory's rough-shift in the teaching and evaluation of writing skills
• (ACL ID: P84-1076) discourse structures for text generation
• (ACL ID: P96-1039) an information structural approach to spoken language generation
• (ACL ID: W00-1009) a common theory of information fusion from multiple text sources step one
• (ACL ID: W01-0810) linear order as higher-level decision
• (ACL ID: W90-0114) the role of underlying structure in text generation
• (ACL ID: W90-0115) the basic block model of extended explanations
• (ACL ID: W90-0116) the local organization of text
• (ACL ID: W93-0223) how could rhetorical relations be used in machine translation?
• (ACL ID: W94-0303) building underlying structures for multiparagraph texts
• (ACL ID: W97-1204) integrating language generation with speech synthesis in a concept to speech system
• (ACL ID: W98-0314) signalling in written text
• (ACL ID: W98-1402) communicative goal-driven nl generation and data-driven graphics generation
• (ACL ID: W98-1425) a flexible shallow approach to text generation