| tech,9-1-P87-1022,ak | we present a formalization of the <term> | centering approach | </term> to modeling <term> attentional structure | #17610 In this paper we present a formalization of thecentering approach to modeling attentional structure in discourse and use it as the basis for an algorithm to track discourse context and bind pronouns. | |
| other,13-1-P87-1022,ak | centering approach </term> to modeling <term> | attentional structure | </term> in <term> discourse </term> and use it | #17614 In this paper we present a formalization of the centering approach to modelingattentional structure in discourse and use it as the basis for an algorithm to track discourse context and bind pronouns. | |
| other,16-1-P87-1022,ak | <term> attentional structure </term> in <term> | discourse | </term> and use it as the basis for an <term> | #17617 In this paper we present a formalization of the centering approach to modeling attentional structure indiscourse and use it as the basis for an algorithm to track discourse context and bind pronouns. | |
| tech,25-1-P87-1022,ak | </term> and use it as the basis for an <term> | algorithm | </term> to track <term> discourse context </term> | #17626 In this paper we present a formalization of the centering approach to modeling attentional structure in discourse and use it as the basis for analgorithm to track discourse context and bind pronouns. | |
| other,28-1-P87-1022,ak | for an <term> algorithm </term> to track <term> | discourse context | </term> and bind <term> pronouns </term> . As | #17629 In this paper we present a formalization of the centering approach to modeling attentional structure in discourse and use it as the basis for an algorithm to trackdiscourse context and bind pronouns. | |
| other,32-1-P87-1022,ak | <term> discourse context </term> and bind <term> | pronouns | </term> . As described in [ GJW86 ] , the | #17633 In this paper we present a formalization of the centering approach to modeling attentional structure in discourse and use it as the basis for an algorithm to track discourse context and bindpronouns. | |
| other,11-2-P87-1022,ak | GJW86 ] , the process of centering <term> | attention | </term> on <term> entities </term> in the <term> | #17646 As described in [GJW86], the process of centeringattention on entities in the discourse gives rise to the intersentential transitional states of continuing, retaining and shifting. | |
| other,13-2-P87-1022,ak | centering <term> attention </term> on <term> | entities | </term> in the <term> discourse </term> gives | #17648 As described in [GJW86], the process of centering attention onentities in the discourse gives rise to the intersentential transitional states of continuing, retaining and shifting. | |
| other,16-2-P87-1022,ak | </term> on <term> entities </term> in the <term> | discourse | </term> gives rise to the <term> intersentential | #17651 As described in [GJW86], the process of centering attention on entities in thediscourse gives rise to the intersentential transitional states of continuing, retaining and shifting. | |
| other,21-2-P87-1022,ak | <term> discourse </term> gives rise to the <term> | intersentential transitional states | </term> of <term> continuing </term> , <term> retaining | #17656 As described in [GJW86], the process of centering attention on entities in the discourse gives rise to theintersentential transitional states of continuing, retaining and shifting. | |
| other,25-2-P87-1022,ak | intersentential transitional states </term> of <term> | continuing | </term> , <term> retaining </term> and <term> shifting | #17660 As described in [GJW86], the process of centering attention on entities in the discourse gives rise to the intersentential transitional states ofcontinuing, retaining and shifting. | |
| other,27-2-P87-1022,ak | states </term> of <term> continuing </term> , <term> | retaining | </term> and <term> shifting </term> . We propose | #17662 As described in [GJW86], the process of centering attention on entities in the discourse gives rise to the intersentential transitional states of continuing,retaining and shifting. | |
| other,29-2-P87-1022,ak | continuing </term> , <term> retaining </term> and <term> | shifting | </term> . We propose an extension to these | #17664 As described in [GJW86], the process of centering attention on entities in the discourse gives rise to the intersentential transitional states of continuing, retaining andshifting. | |
| other,6-3-P87-1022,ak | . We propose an extension to these <term> | states | </term> which handles some additional cases | #17672 We propose an extension to thesestates which handles some additional cases of multiple ambiguous pronouns. | |
| other,13-3-P87-1022,ak | which handles some additional cases of <term> | multiple ambiguous pronouns | </term> . The <term> algorithm </term> has been | #17679 We propose an extension to these states which handles some additional cases ofmultiple ambiguous pronouns. | |
| tech,1-4-P87-1022,ak | multiple ambiguous pronouns </term> . The <term> | algorithm | </term> has been implemented in an <term> HPSG | #17684 Thealgorithm has been implemented in an HPSG natural language system which serves as the interface to a database query application. | |
| tech,7-4-P87-1022,ak | algorithm </term> has been implemented in an <term> | HPSG natural language system | </term> which serves as the interface to | #17690 The algorithm has been implemented in anHPSG natural language system which serves as the interface to a database query application. | |
| tech,18-4-P87-1022,ak | which serves as the interface to a <term> | database query application | </term> . This paper describes a domain independent | #17701 The algorithm has been implemented in an HPSG natural language system which serves as the interface to adatabase query application. |
