UNIFICATION OPERATION: Related Papers in ACL Anthology

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

• (ACL ID: C02-1100) lenient default unification for robust processing within unification based grammar formalisms
• (ACL ID: C82-1019) an experimental parser
• (ACL ID: C88-2150) generation as structure driven derivation
• (ACL ID: C90-2035) representing and integrating linguistic knowledge
• (ACL ID: C92-1059) a treatment of negative descriptions of typed feature structures
• (ACL ID: C92-2121) semantic network array processor as a massively parallel computing platform for high performance and large-scale natural language processing
• (ACL ID: C92-3144) the first bug report
• (ACL ID: C92-3164) a spoken language translation system
• (ACL ID: C92-4185) unifying disjunctive feature structures
• (ACL ID: C94-1061) concurrent lexicalized dependency parsing
• (ACL ID: C94-2143) structure sharing problem and its solution in graph unification
• (ACL ID: E87-1046) finite state processing of tone systems
• (ACL ID: E91-1013) an extended lr parsing algorithm for grammars using feature-based syntactic categories
• (ACL ID: E93-1010) head-driven parsing for lexicalist grammars
• (ACL ID: E95-1033) parsetalk about sentence- and text-level anaphora
• (ACL ID: E99-1039) representing a system of lexical types using default unification
• (ACL ID: J01-2005) squibs and discussions
• (ACL ID: J05-2003) tree-local multicomponent tree-adjoining grammars with shared nodes
• (ACL ID: J88-1001) category structures
• (ACL ID: J91-2001) features and formulae
• (ACL ID: J96-3001) unification encodings of grammatical notations
• (ACL ID: J97-3004) an efficient implementation of the head-corner parser
• (ACL ID: J99-1002) default representation in constraint-based frameworks
• (ACL ID: J99-4002) lexical rules in constraint-based grammars
• (ACL ID: P03-1026) a tabulation-based parsing method that reduces copying
• (ACL ID: P05-1068) context-dependent smt model using bilingual verb-noun collocation
• (ACL ID: P06-2091) translating hpsg-style outputs of a robust parser into typed dynamic logic
• (ACL ID: P84-1027) the semantics of grammar formalisms seen as computer languages
• (ACL ID: P84-1065) using focus to generate complex and simple sentences
• (ACL ID: P85-1016) structure sharing with binary trees
• (ACL ID: P87-1008) getting idioms into a lexicon based parser's head
• (ACL ID: P88-1029) conditional descriptions in functional unification grammar
• (ACL ID: P90-1022) expressing disjunctive and negative feature constraints with classical first-order logic.
• (ACL ID: P91-1041) quasi-destructive graph unification
• (ACL ID: P91-1042) unification with lazy non-redundant copying
• (ACL ID: P93-1028) a logical semantics for nonmonotonic sorts
• (ACL ID: P94-1003) priority union and generalization in discourse grammars
• (ACL ID: P94-1040) relating complexity to practical performance in parsing with wide-coverage unification grammars
• (ACL ID: P95-1009) user-defined nonmonotonicity in unification-based formalisms
• (ACL ID: P97-1036) unification-based multimodal integration
• (ACL ID: P98-1102) unification-based multimodal parsing
• (ACL ID: P99-1061) a bag of useful techniques for efficient and robust parsing
• (ACL ID: T87-1011) unification and some new grammatical formalisms
• (ACL ID: T87-1042) bidirectional grammars and the design of natural language generation systems
• (ACL ID: W06-1514) generating xtag parsers from algebraic specifications
• (ACL ID: W96-0404) approximate generation from non-hierarchical representations
• (ACL ID: W97-0618) a programmable multi-blackboard architecture for dialogue processing systems
• (ACL ID: W97-1509) head-driven generation and indexing in ale
• (ACL ID: W97-1510) efluf - an implementation of a flexible unification formalism
• (ACL ID: W98-0504) how to define a context-free backbone for dgs