UNIFICATION PROCEDURE: Related Papers in ACL Anthology

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

• (ACL ID: C82-1067) man-assisted machine construction of a semantic dictionary for natural language processing
• (ACL ID: C86-1153) construction of a modular and portable translation system
• (ACL ID: C88-1023) unification and transduction in computational phonology
• (ACL ID: C88-1043) a finite state approach to german verb morphology
• (ACL ID: C90-2039) strategic lazy incremental copy graph unification
• (ACL ID: C92-3164) a spoken language translation system
• (ACL ID: C92-4185) unifying disjunctive feature structures
• (ACL ID: C94-1074) a "not-so-shallow" parser for collocational analysis
• (ACL ID: C94-2143) structure sharing problem and its solution in graph unification
• (ACL ID: E93-1010) head-driven parsing for lexicalist grammars
• (ACL ID: H93-1033) generic plan recognition for dialogue systems
• (ACL ID: J84-3005) strong generative capacity, weak generative capacity, and modern linguistic theories
• (ACL ID: J85-4002) phred
• (ACL ID: J90-1002) an interpretation of negation in feature structure descriptions
• (ACL ID: J97-2001) floating constraints in lexical choice
• (ACL ID: P03-1034) integrating discourse markers into a pipelined natural language generation architecture
• (ACL ID: P83-1008) using x-calculus to represent meanings in logic grammars
• (ACL ID: P84-1008) features and values
• (ACL ID: P84-1017) the costs of inheritance in semantic networks
• (ACL ID: P86-1038) a logical semantics for feature structures
• (ACL ID: P88-1035) unification of disjunctive feature descriptions
• (ACL ID: P89-1003) a three-valued interpretation of negation in feature structure descriptions
• (ACL ID: P90-1021) defaults in unification gramlar
• (ACL ID: P91-1042) unification with lazy non-redundant copying
• (ACL ID: P93-1014) a unification-based parser for relational grammar
• (ACL ID: W97-1510) efluf - an implementation of a flexible unification formalism