16. COLING 1996: Copenhagen, Denmark

VOLUME 1

• Barbara J. Grosz:
  Discovering the Sounds of Discourse Structure Extended Abstract. 1-2
  
• Willem J. M. Levelt:
  A Theory of Lexical Access In Speech Production. 3-
  
• Hang Li, Naoki Abe:
  Clustering Words with the MDL Principle. 4-9
  
• Hang Li, Naoki Abe:
  Learning Dependencies between Case Frame Slots. 10-15
  
• Eneko Agirre, German Rigau:
  Word Sense Disambiguation using Conceptual Density. 16-22
  
• Hiroyuki Kaji, Toshiko Aizono:
  Extracting Word Correspondences from Bilingual Corpora Based on Word Co-occurrence Information. 23-28
  
• Pascal Amsili, Nabil Hathout:
  Computational Semantics of Time/Negation Interaction. 29-34
  
• Jan W. Amtrup, Jörg Benra:
  Communication in large distributed AI Systems for Natural Language Processing. 35-40
  
• Katerina T. Frantzi, Sophia Ananiadou:
  Extracting Nested Collocations. 41-46
  
• Jean-Yves Antoine:
  Parsing spoken language without syntax. 47-52
  
• Chinatsu Aone, Kevin Hausman:
  Unsupervised Learning of a Rule-based Spanish Part of Speech Tagger. 53-58
  
• Atsushi Fujii, Kentaro Inui, Takenobu Tokunaga, Hozumi Tanaka:
  To what extent does case contribute to verb sense disambiguation? 59-64
  
• Caroline Barrière, Fred Popowich:
  Concept clustering and knowledge integration from a children's dictionary. 65-70
  
• Anton Batliner, Anke Feldhaus, Stefan Geißler, Andreas Kießling, Tibor Kiss, Ralf Kompe, Elmar Nöth:
  Integrating Syntactic and Prosodic Information for the Efficient Detection of Empty Categories. 71-76
  
• Vito Pirrelli, Marco Battista:
  Monotonic Paradigmatic Schemata in Italian Verb Inflection. 77-82
  
• Sergei Nirenburg, Kavi Mahesh, Stephen Beale:
  Measuring Semantic Coverage. 83-88
  
• Kenneth R. Beesley:
  Arabic Finite-State Morphological Analysis and Generation. 89-94
  
• Walter Daelemans, Peter Berck, Steven Gillis:
  Unsupervised Discovery of Phonological Categories through Supervised Learning of Morphological Rules. 95-100
  
• Arturo Trujillo, Simon Berry:
  Connectivity in Bag Generation. 101-106
  
• Ezra Black, Stephen Eubank, Hideki Kashioka, David M. Magerman, Roger Garside, Geoffrey Leech:
  Beyond Skeleton Parsing: Producing a Comprehensive Large-Scale General-English Treebank With Full Grammatical Analysis. 107-112
  
• Christopher Kennedy, Branimir Boguraev:
  Anaphora for Everyone: Pronominal Anaphora Resolution without a Parser. 113-118
  
• Christian Boitet, Mutsuko Tomokiyo:
  Theory and practice of ambiguity labelling with a view to interactive disambiguation in text and speech MT. 119-124
  
• Francis Bond, Kentaro Ogura, Satoru Ikehara:
  Classifiers in Japanese-to-English Machine Translation. 125-130
  
• Johan Bos, Björn Gambäck, Christian Lieske, Yoshiki Mori, Manfred Pinkal, Karsten L. Worm:
  Compositional Semantics in Verbmobil. 131-136
  
• Jacques Bouaud, Bruno Bachimont, Pierre Zweigenbaum:
  Processing Metonymy- a Domain-Model Heuristic Graph Traversal Approach. 137-142
  
• Pierrette Bouillon:
  Mental State Adjectives: the Perspective of Generative Lexicon. 143-148
  
• António Horta Branco:
  Branching Split Obliqueness at the Syntax-Semantics Interface. 149-156
  
• Carl Vogel, Ulrike Hahn, Holly Branigan:
  Cross-Serial Dependencies Are Not Hard to Process. 157-162
  
• Andrew Bredenkamp, Stella Markantonatou, Louisa Sadler:
  Lexical Rules: What are they? 163-168
  
• Ralf D. Brown:
  Example-Based Machine Translation in the Pangloss System. 169-174
  
• Flora Ramírez Bustamante, Fernando Sánchez León:
  GramCheck: A Grammar and Style Checker. 175-181
  
• Miriam Butt, Christian Fortmann, Christian Rohrer:
  Syntactic Analyses for Parallel Grammars: Auxiliaries and Genitive NPs. 182-187
  
• Finn Dag Buø, Alex Waibel:
  FeasPar - A Feature Structure Parser Learning to Parse Spoken Language. 188-193
  
• Marie-Hélène Candito:
  A principle-based hierarchical representation of LTAGs. 194-199
  
• Pak-Kwong Wong, Chorkin Chan:
  Chinese Word Segmentation based on Maximum Matching and Word Binding Force. 200-203
  
• Hubert Hin-Cheung Law, Chorkin Chan:
  N-th Order Ergodic Multigram HMM for Modeling of Languages without Marked Word Boundaries. 204-209
  
• Sur-Jin Ker, Jason J. S. Chang:
  Aligning More Words with High Precision for Small Bilingual Corpora. 210-215
  
• Kuang-Hua Chen, Hsin-Hsi Chen:
  A Rule-Based and MT-Oriented Approach to Prepositional Phrase Attachment. 216-221
  
• Hsin-Hsi Chen, Jen-Chang Lee:
  Identification and Classification of Proper Nouns in Chinese Texts. 222-229
  
• Jung H. Shin, Young S. Han, Key-Sun Choi:
  Bilingual Knowledge Acquisition from Korean-English Parallel Corpus Using Alignment. 230-235
  
• Sung-Young Jung, Young C. Park, Key-Sun Choi, Youngwhan Kim:
  Markov random field based English Part-Of-Speech tagging system. 236-242
  
• Salvador Climent:
  Semantics of Portions and Partitive Nouns for NLP. 243-248
  
• José Coch:
  Evaluating and comparing three text-production techniques. 249-254
  
• Marc Dymetman, Max Copperman:
  Extended Dependency Structures and their Formal Interpretation. 255-261
  
• Josef van Genabith, Dick Crouch:
  Direct and Underspecified Interpretations of LFG f-structures. 262-267
  
• Robert I. Damper, John F. G. Eastmond:
  Pronouncing Text by Analogy. 268-273
  
• Marc B. Vilain, David S. Day:
  Finite-state phrase parsing by rule sequences. 274-279
  
• Thierry Declerck:
  Dealing with Cross-Sentential Anaphora Resolution in ALEP. 280-285
  
• Paul Schmidt, Axel Theofilidis, Sibylle Rieder, Thierry Declerck:
  Lean Formalisms, Linguistic Theory and Applications. Grammar Development in ALEP. 286-291
  
• Judy L. Delin, Donia Scott, Anthony Hartley:
  Language-Specific Mappings from Semantics to Syntax. 292-297
  
• Jerneja Gros, Ivo Ipsic, Simon Dobrisek, France Mihelic, Nikola Pavesic:
  Segmentation and Labelling of Slovenian Diphone Inventories. 298-303
  
• Kohji Dohsaka, Akira Shimazu:
  A Computational Model of Incremental Utterance Production in Task-Oriented Dialogues. 304-309
  
• Shin-ichiro Kamei, Kazunori Muraki, Shinichi Doi:
  Lexical Information for Determining Japanese Unbounded Dependency. 310-315
  
• Michael Dorna, Martin C. Emele:
  Semantic-based Transfer. 316-321
  
• Bonnie J. Dorr, Douglas A. Jones:
  Role of Word Sense Disambiguation in Lexical Acquisition: Predicting Semantics from Syntactic Cues. 322-327
  
• Laila Dybkjær, Niels Ole Bernsen, Hans Dybkjær:
  GRICE INCORPORATED Cooperativity in Spoken Dialogue. 328-333
  
• Kurt Eberle:
  Disambiguation by Information Structure in DRT. 334-339
  
• Jason Eisner:
  Three New Probabilistic Models for Dependency Parsing: An Exploration. 340-345
  
• Keith Vander Linden, Barbara Di Eugenio:
  A Corpus Study of Negative Imperatives in Natural Language Instructions. 346-351
  
• Barbara Di Eugenio:
  The discourse functions of Italian subjects: a centering approach. 352-357
  
• Yan Qu, Carolyn Penstein Rosé, Barbara Di Eugenio:
  Using Discourse Predictions for Ambiguity Resolution. 358-363
  
• Cécile Fabre:
  Interpretation of Nominal Compounds: Combining Domain-Independent and Domain-Specific Information. 364-369
  
• Laurel Fais:
  Lexical Accommodation In Machine-Mediated Interactions. 370-375
  
• Simonetta Montemagni, Stefano Federici, Vito Pirrelli:
  Resolving syntactic ambiguities with lexico-semantic patterns: an analogy-based approach. 376-381
  
• Beate Firzlaff, Daniela S. Kunz:
  Discourse Semantics Meets Lexical Field Semantics. 382-387
  
• George F. Foster, Pierre Isabelle, Pierre Plamondon:
  Word Completion- A First Step Toward Target-Text Mediated IMT. 394-399
  
• Keiichi Sakai, Tsuyoshi Yagisawa, Minoru Fujita:
  A CD-ROM Retrieval System with Multiple Dialogue Agents. 400-405
  
• Fumiyo Fukumoto, Yoshimi Suzuki:
  An Automatic Clustering of Articles Using Dictionary Definitions. 406-411
  
• Osamu Furuse, Hitoshi Iida:
  Incremental Translation Utilizing Constituent Boundary Patterns. 412-417
  
• Takahiro Wakao, Robert J. Gaizauskas, Yorick Wilks:
  Evaluation of an Algorithm for the Recognition and Classification of Proper Names. 418-423
  
• Anthony F. Gallippi:
  Learning to Recognize Names Across Languages. 424-429
  
• Claire Gardent, Michael Kohlhase:
  Focus and Higher-Order Unification. 430-435
  
• S. Short, Simon Shiu, Roberto Garigliano:
  Distributedness and Non-Linearity of LOLITA's Semantic Network. 436-441
  
• Alon Lavie, Donna Gates, Marsal Gavaldà, Laura Mayfield, Alex Waibel, Lori S. Levin:
  Multi-lingual Translation of Spontaneously Spoken Language in a Limited Domain. 442-447
  
• John Griffith:
  Modularizing Contexted Constraints. 448-453
  
• Edmund Grimley-Evans, George Anton Kiraz, Stephen G. Pulman:
  Compiling a Partition-Based Two-Level Formalism. 454-459
  
• Adam Meyers, Roman Yangarber, Ralph Grishman:
  Alignment of Shared Forests for Bilingual Corpora. 460-465
  
• Ralph Grishman, Beth Sundheim:
  Message Understanding Conference- 6: A Brief History. 466-471
  
• Catherine Macleod, Adam Meyers, Ralph Grishman:
  The Influence of Tagging on the Classification of Lexical Complements. 472-477
  
• Jon Atle Gulla, Siur Norstebo Moshagen:
  A Sign Expansion Approach to Dynamic, Multi-Purpose Lexicons. 478-483
  
• Günther Görz, Marcus Kesseler, Jörg Spilker, Hans Weber:
  Research on Architectures for Integrated Speech/Language Systems in Verbmobil. 484-489
  
• Benoit Habert, Elie Naulleau, Adeline Nazarenko:
  Symbolic word clustering for medium-size corpora. 490-495
  
• Udo Hahn, Michael Strube, Katja Markert:
  Bridging Textual Ellipses. 496-501
  
• Peter Neuhaus, Udo Hahn:
  Restricted Parallelism in Object-Oriented Lexical Parsing. 502-507
  
• Hideki Hirakawa, Zhonghui Xu, Kenneth B. Haase:
  Inherited Feature-based Similarity Measure Based on Large Semantic Hierarchy and Large Text Corpus. 508-513
  
• Hyuk Ro Park, Young S. Han, Kang H. Lee:
  A Probabilistic Approach to Compound Noun Indexing in Korean Texts. 514-518
  
• Daniel Hardt:
  Centering in Dynamic Semantics. 519-524
  
• Masahiko Haruno, Satoru Ikehara, Takefumi Yamazaki:
  Learning Bilingual Collocations by Word-Level Sorting. 525-530
  
• Kôiti Hasida:
  Issues in Communication Game. 531-536
  
• Mark Hepple:
  A Compilation-Chart Method for Linear Categorial Deduction. 537-542
  
• Erhard W. Hinrichs, Tsuneko Nakazawa:
  Applying Lexical Rules Under Subsumption. 543-549
  
• Toru Hisamitsu, Yoshihiko Nitta:
  Analysis of Japanese Compound Nouns by Direct Text Scanning. 550-555
  
• Beryl Hoffman:
  Translating into Free Word Order Languages. 556-561
  
• Wide R. Hogenhout, Yuji Matsumoto:
  Towards a More Careful Evaluation of Broad Coverage Parsing Systems. 562-567
  
• Arvi Hurskainen:
  Disambiguation of morphological analysis in Bantu languages. 568-573
  
• Satoru Ikehara, Satoshi Shirai, Hajime Uchino:
  A Statistical Method for Extracting Uninterrupted and Interrupted Collocations from Very Large Corpora. 574-579
  

VOLUME 2

• Kumiko Tanaka, Hideya Iwasaki:
  Extraction of Lexical Translations from Non-Aligned Corpora. 580-585
  
• Shiho Nobesawa, Junya Tsutsumi, Sun Da Jiang, Tomohisa Sano, Kengo Sato, Masakazu Nakanishi:
  Segmenting Sentences into Linky Strings Using D-bigram Statistics. 586-591
  
• Christer Johansson:
  Good Bigrams. 592-597
  
• Kristiina Jokinen:
  Goal Formulation based on Communicative Principles. 598-603
  
• Bernard E. M. Jones:
  Towards a Syntactic Account of Punctuation. 604-609
  
• Anoop Sarkar, Aravind K. Joshi:
  Coordination in Tree Adjoining Grammars: Formalization and Implementation. 610-615
  
• Masayuki Kameda:
  A Portable & Quick Japanese Parser: QJP. 616-621
  
• André Kempe, Lauri Karttunen:
  Parallel Replacement in Finite State Calculus. 622-627
  
• Walter Kasper, Hans-Ulrich Krieger:
  Modularizing Codescriptive Grammars for Efficient Parsing. 628-633
  
• Naoto Katoh, Tsuyoshi Morimoto:
  Statistical Method of Recognizing Local Cohesion. 634-639
  
• Naoyuki Nomura, Kazunori Muraki:
  An Empirical Architecture for Verb Subcategorization Frame - a Lexicon for a Real-world Scale Japanese-English Interlingual MT. 640-645
  
• Bill Keller:
  An Evaluation Semantics for DATR Theories. 646-651
  
• Gen-itiro Kikui:
  Identifying the Coding System and Language of On-line Documents on the Internet. 652-657
  
• James Kilbury:
  Top-Down Predictive Linking and Complex-Feature-Based Formalisms. 658-663
  
• George Anton Kiraz:
  Computing Prosodic Morphology. 664-669
  
• Jonas Kuhn:
  An Underspecified HPSG Representation for Information Structure. 670-675
  
• Gunnel Källgren:
  Linguistic Indeterminacy as a Source of Errors in Tagging. 676-680
  
• Christopher Laenzlinger, Martin S. Ulmann, Eric Wehrli:
  Arguments desperately seeking Interpretation: Parsing German Infinitives. 681-686
  
• Shalom Lappin, Hsue-Hueh Shih:
  A Generalized Reconstruction Algorithm For Ellipsis Resolution. 687-692
  
• Done-Young Lee:
  Computation of Relative Social Status on the Basis of Honorification in Korean. 693-698
  
• Mark Lee, Yorick Wilks:
  An ascription-based approach to Speech Acts. 699-704
  
• Clifford J. Weinstein, Dinesh Tummala, Young-Suk Lee, Stephanie Seneff:
  Automatic English-to-Korean Text Translation of Telegraphic Messages in a Limited Domain. 705-710
  
• Sabine Lehmann, Stephan Oepen, Sylvie Regnier-Prost, Klaus Netter, Veronika Lux, Judith Klein, Kirsten Falkedal, Frederik Fouvry, Dominique Estival, Eva Dauphin, Herve Compagnion, Judith Baur, Lorna Balkan, Doug Arnold:
  TSNLP - Test Suites for Natural Language Processing. 711-716
  
• Yves Lepage, Ando Shin-ichi:
  Saussurian analogy: a theoretical account and its application. 717-722
  
• Vincenzo Lombardo, Leonardo Lesmo:
  An Earley-type recognizer for dependency grammar. 723-728
  
• Dekang Lin:
  On the Structural Complexity of Natural Language Sentences. 729-733
  
• Cécile Paris, Keith Vander Linden:
  Building Knowledge Bases for the Generation of Software Documentation. 734-739
  
• Stefan Wermter, Matthias Lochel:
  Learning dialog act processing. 740-745
  
• Isa Maks, Willy Martin:
  MULTITALE: linking medical concepts by means of frames. 746-751
  
• Johannes Matiasek, Harald Trost:
  An HPSG-Based Generator for German An Experiment in the Reusability of Linguistic Resources. 752-757
  
• Graham Wilcock, Yuji Matsumoto:
  Reversible delayed lexical choice in a bidirectional framework. 758-763
  
• I. Dan Melamed:
  Automatic Detection of Omissions in Translations. 764-769
  
• Andrei Mikheev:
  Learning Part-of-Speech Guessing Rules from Lexicon: Extension to Non-Concatenative Operations. 770-775
  
• Leonid Mitjushin:
  An Agreement Corrector for Russian. 776-781
  
• Tatsunori Mori, Hiroshi Nakagawa:
  Zero Pronouns and Conditionals in Japanese Instruction Manuals. 782-787
  
• Yoshiki Mori:
  Multiple Discourse Relations on the Sentential Level in Japanese. 788-793
  
• Yasuhiko Watanabe, Masaki Murata, Masahito Takeuchi, Makoto Nagao:
  Document Classification Using Domain Specific Kanji Characters Extracted by X2 Method. 794-799
  
• Stefan Müller:
  Yet Another Paper about Partial Verb Phrase Fronting in German. 800-805
  
• Masaaki Nagata:
  Context-Based Spelling Correction for Japanese OCR. 806-811
  
• Hiromi Nakaiwa, Satoshi Shirai:
  Anaphora Resolution of Japanese Zero Pronouns with Deictic Reference. 812-817
  
• Takehiro Nakayama:
  Content-Oriented Categorization of Document Images. 818-823
  
• Tetsuya Nasukawa:
  Full-text processing: improving a practical NLP system based on surface information within the context. 824-829
  
• John Nerbonne, Petra Smit:
  GLOSSER-RuG: in Support of Reading. 830-835
  
• Stephan Vogel, Hermann Ney, Christoph Tillmann:
  HMM-Based Word Alignment in Statistical Translation. 836-841
  
• Victor Raskin, Sergei Nirenburg:
  Adjectival Modification in Text Meaning Representation. 842-847
  
• Elena Not:
  A Computational Model for Generating Referring Expressions in a Multilingual Application Domain. 848-853
  
• Kemal Oflazer, Okan Yilmaz:
  A Constraint-based Case Frame Lexicon. 854-859
  
• Kemal Oflazer:
  Error-tolerant Tree Matching. 860-864
  
• Masahiro Oku:
  Analyzing Japanese Double-Subject Construction having an Adjective Predicate. 865-870
  
• Manabu Okumura, Tamura Kouji:
  Zero Pronoun Resolution in Japanese Discourse Based on Centering Theory. 871-876
  
• Lluís Padró:
  POS Tagging Using Relaxation Labelling. 877-882
  
• Vladimir Pericliev:
  Learning Linear Precedence Rules. 883-888
  
• Allan Ramsay:
  Aspect and Aktionsart: Fighting or Cooperating? 889-894
  
• Christer Samuelsson:
  Handling Sparse Data by Successive Abstraction. 895-900
  
• Ken Satoh:
  Disambiguation by Prioritized Circumscription. 901-906
  
• Michael Schiehlen:
  Semantic Construction from Parse Forests. 907-912
  
• Satoshi Sekine:
  Modeling Topic Coherence for Speech Recognition. 913-918
  
• Hadar Shemtov:
  Generation of Paraphrases from Ambiguous Logical Forms. 919-924
  
• Hideo Shimazu, Yosuke Takashima:
  Multi-Modal-Method: A Design Method for Building Multi-Modal Systems. 925-930
  
• Tomek Strzalkowski, Jin Wang:
  A Self-Learning Universal Concept Spotter. 931-936
  
• Roland Stuckardt:
  Anaphor Resolution and the Scope of Syntactic Constraints. 937-942
  
• Hideki Tanaka:
  Decision Tree Learning Algorithm with Structured Attributes: Application to Verbal Case Frame Acquisition. 943-948
  
• Kentaro Torisawa, Jun-ichi Tsujii:
  Computing Phrasal-signs in HPSG prior to Parsing. 949-955
  
• Naohiko Uramoto:
  Positioning Unknown Words in a Thesaurus by Using Information Extracted from a Corpus. 956-961
  
• Akira Utsumi:
  A Unified Theory of Irony and Its Computational Formalization. 962-967
  
• Takehito Utsuro:
  Sense Classification of Verbal Polysemy based-on Bilingual Class/Class Association. 968-973
  
• Hideo Watanabe:
  A Method for Abstracting Newspaper Articles by Using Surface Clues. 974-979
  
• Jürgen Wedekind:
  On Inference-Based Procedures for Lexical Disambiguation. 980-985
  
• Klaus Zechner:
  Fast Generation of Abstracts from General Domain Text Corpora by Extracting Relevant Sentences. 986-989
  
• Michael Zock:
  The Power of Words in Message Planning. 990-995
  
• Joseph-Jean Mariani, Steven Krauwer:
  "Is Speech Language?". 996-
  
• Hans Karlgren:
  Distortion or Improvement - Effects of information technology on the development of natural languages. 997-999
  
• Bente Maegaard:
  Evaluation of NLP systems. 1000-1001
  
• Michael Zock:
  Computational Linguistics and its Use in Real World: the Case of Computer Assisted-Language Learning. 1002-1004
  
• Gerard Kempen:
  Human Language Technology can modernize writing and grammar instruction. 1005-1006
  
• Henry Hamburger:
  Yes! NLP-based FL-ITS will be Important. 1007-1009
  
• Dan Tufts:
  CALL: The Potential Of Lingware And The Use Of Empirical Linguistic Data. 1010-1011
  
• Kentaro Inui:
  The Internet a "natural" channel for language learning. 1012-1013
  
• Robert Debski:
  Instrumental Technologies vs Teaching Instruments: A challenge for Computational Linguists. 1014-1015
  
• Galia Angelova, Kalina Bontcheva:
  NL Domain Explanations in Knowledge Based MAT. 1016-1019
  
• Hiroshi Echizen-ya, Kenji Araki, Yoshio Momouchi, Koji Tochinai:
  Machine Translation Method Using Inductive Learning with Genetic Algorithms. 1020-1023
  
• Louisette Emirkanian, Lyne Da Sylva, Lorne H. Bouchard:
  The implementation of a computational grammar of French using the Grammar Development Environment. 1024-1027
  
• Gian Piero Zarri:
  NKRL, a Knowledge Representation Language for Narrative Natural Language Processing. 1032-1035
  
• Elisabeth Breidt, Frédérique Segond, Giuseppe Valetto:
  Formal Description of Multi-Word Lexemes with the Finite-State Formalism IDAREX. 1036-1040
  
• Raman Chandrasekar, Christine Doran, Bangalore Srinivas:
  Motivations and Methods for Text Simplification. 1041-1044
  
• Chu-Ren Huang, Keh-Jiann Chen, Li-Li Chang:
  Segmentation Standard for Chinese Natural Language Processing. 1045-1048
  
• Seongyong Kim, Key-Sun Choi:
  Korean Language Engineering: Current Status of the Information Platform. 1049-1052
  
• Damien Genthial, Jacques Courtin, Jacques Menezo:
  Distributing and Porting General Linguistic Tools. 1053-1056
  
• Hamish Cunningham, Yorick Wilks, Robert J. Gaizauskas:
  GATE-a General Architecture for Text Engineering. 1057-1060
  
• Eva Dauphin, Veronika Lux:
  Corpus-based annotated test set for Machine Translation evaluation by an Industrial User. 1061-1065
  
• Eric M. Visser, Masaru Fuji:
  Using sentence connectors for evaluating MT output. 1066-1069
  
• Haodong Wu, Teiji Furugori:
  Prepositional Phrase Attachment Through A Hybrid Disambiguation Model. 1070-1073
  
• Hitoshi Iida, Eiichiro Sumita, Osamu Furuse:
  Spoken-Language Translation Method Using Examples. 1074-1077
  
• Joakim Nivre, Leif Gronqvist, Malin Gustafsson, Torbjörn Lager, Sylvana Sofková:
  Tagging Spoken Language Using Written Language Statistics. 1078-1081
  
• Wakako Kuwahata, Minako Hasimoto:
  Senses of Polysemous Nouns: Building a Computational Lexicon of Basic Japanese Nouns. 1083-1085
  
• Asanee Kawtrakul, Chalatip Thumkanon, Thitima Jamjanya, Parinee Muangyunnan, Kritsada Poolwan:
  A Gradual Refinement Model for A Robust Thai Morphological Analyzer. 1086-1089
  
• Hideo Miyoshi, Kenji Sugiyama, Masahiro Kobayashi, Takano Ogino:
  An Overview of the EDR Electronic Dictionary and the Current Status of Its Utilization. 1090-1093
  
• Kiyoshi Kogure, Akira Shimazu, Mikio Nakano:
  Parsing Plans Situation-Dependently in Dialogues. 1094-1097
  
• Karsten Konrad, Holger Maier, David Milward, Manfred Pinkal:
  An Education and Research Tool for Computational Semantics. 1098-1101
  
• Evelin Kuusik:
  Learning Morphology: Algorithms for the Identification of the Stem Changes. 1102-1105
  
• Mathieu Lafourcade:
  Structured lexical data: how to make them widely available, useful and reasonably protected? A practicalexample with a trilingual dictionary. 1106-1110
  
• Robert W. P. Luk:
  Chinese String Searching Using The KMP Algorithm. 1111-1114
  
• Bjarne Orsnes, Bradley Music, Bente Maegaard:
  PaTrans- A Patent Translation System. 1115-1118
  
• Shinsuke Mori, Makoto Nagao:
  Word Extraction from Corpora and Its Part-of-Speech Estimation Using Distributional Analysis. 1119-1122
  
• Gábor Prószéky:
  Morphological Analyzer as Syntactic Parser. 1123-1126
  
• Patrick Saint-Dizier:
  Constructing Verb Semantic Classes for French: Methods and Evaluation. 1127-1130
  
• Hiroyuki Shinnou:
  Redefining similarity in a thesaurus by using corpora. 1131-1134
  
• Masahito Takahashi, Tsuyoshi Shinchu, Kenji Yoshimura, Kosho Shudo:
  Processing Homonyms in the Kana-to-Kanji Conversion. 1135-1138
  
• Lahcène Si Ameur, Jacques Rouault:
  How The Linguistic Negation Can Have An Effect In Object-Based Knowledge Representation Model. 1139-1142
  
• Virach Sornlertlamvanich, Hozumi Tanaka:
  The Automatic Extraction of Open Compounds from Text Corpora. 1143-1146
  
• Peter Spyns:
  A tagger/lemmatiser for Dutch medical language. 1147-1150
  
• Marie-Hélène Stefanini, Karine Warren:
  A Distributed Architecture For Text Analysis In French: An Application To Complex Linguistic Phenomena Processing. 1151-1154
  
• Koichi Takeda:
  Pattern-Based Machine Translation. 1155-1158
  
• Akira Ushioda:
  Hierarchical Clustering of Words. 1159-1162
  
• Geert Jan Wilms:
  Using a Hybrid System of Corpus- and Knowledge-Based Techniques to Automate the Induction of a Lexical Sublanguage Grammar. 1163-1166
  
• Khalil Sima'an:
  Computational Complexity of Probabilistic Disambiguation by means of Tree-Grammars. 1175-1180
  

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