| A94-1019 | FASTR concerns acquisition of | noun phrase interpretation | from a corpus . Observation of |
| J95-2003 | is especially true for definite | noun phrase interpretation | . For example , several interpretations |
| J84-2002 | that would place the burden of | noun phrase interpretation | entirely on the hearer . According |
| W07-1527 | - over , the extension of the | noun phrase interpretation | task to other natural languages |
| J95-2003 | choice is the appropriate one for | noun phrase interpretation | . Centering theory and the centering |
| W07-1527 | as features in the supervised | noun phrase interpretation | model , but they are also used |
| H86-1009 | for several purposes , of which | noun phrase interpretation | is only one -- make possible |
| J81-4001 | pronoun co-specifies with some | noun phrase interpretation | , but the phrase is placed forward |
| E91-1028 | such low-power techniques for | noun phrase interpretation | . ) We assume that our algorithm |
| J81-3010 | . We look at some problems of | noun phrase interpretation | in such a scheme and indicate |
| J84-2002 | argument supports the position that | noun phrase interpretation | requires analysis of speaker |
| P79-1009 | attention to the particulars of the | noun phrase interpretations | . The system creates new DSETs |
| J84-2002 | speaker intent plays a role in | noun phrase interpretation | , and that referent identification |
| P02-1014 | investigate previous work on common | noun phrase interpretation | ( e.g. Sidner ( 1979 ) , Harabagiu |
| W07-2209 | interpretation of a string over a | noun phrase interpretation | and avoid merging constituents |
| J84-2002 | supports the positions that ( 1 ) | noun phrase interpretation | requires an analysis of speaker |
| A00-1030 | grammaticality and likelihood , of a | noun phrase interpretation | for a singular noun in absence |
| C92-2082 | partial solution for a problenr like | noun phrase interpretation | because at least part of the |
| J81-3010 | queries . Some Problems In Early | Noun Phrase Interpretation | C.S. Mellish Department of Artificial |
| P89-1016 | Applying this general strategy to | noun phrase interpretation | , Tacitus ' heuristics for referring |
