| C04-1024 | for further analyses once the | rst analysis | of a constituent has been found |
| J96-3006 | constraints guarantee that a correct | RST analysis | will form a tree structure . |
| J92-4007 | primary . This means that in an | RST analysis | of a discourse , consecutive |
| C04-1048 | Because of the multiplicity of | RST analyses | , the discourse parser should |
| J92-4007 | relations are intentional . However , | RST analyses | presume that , for any two consecutive |
| J96-3006 | this the - ory , consider the | RST analysis | of the example discourse from |
| J96-3006 | identify the components of an | RST analysis | that involve a judgement about |
| H86-1024 | particular texts arise from an | RST analysis | of it ? The theory is defined |
| P00-1053 | this problem . For example , one | RST analysis | of ( 1 ) proposed by Moser and |
| J92-4007 | elements is one of the reasons that | RST analyses | are inherently ambiguous . ' |
| P95-1018 | hypotheses is similar to work using | RST analyses | to investigate the form of purpose |
| P00-1053 | Canin in B3 and he in A3 . The | RST analysis | of this fragment in Figure 5 |
| A94-1044 | of multilingual manuals , the | RST analyses | for the different language versions |
| P98-2179 | text may be amenable to multiple | RST analyses | -- not just as a result of ambiguity |
| J95-1002 | that must be addressed in any | RST analysis | is the segmentation of the text |
| J95-1002 | concerning RST , present an example | RST analysis | of the Remove-Phone text , and |
| J96-3006 | we argued that nuclearity in an | RST analysis | is an implicit claim about Either |
| P98-1044 | pointed some weak parts and provided | RST analysis | and to the TELR1 program who |
| J96-3006 | another . To be an acceptable | RST analysis | , there must be one schema application |
| J92-4007 | House Bill 1711 . A plausible | RST analysis | of ( 1 ) is that there is an |
