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20th ACL 1982: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Madeleine Bates:
20th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, June 16-18, 1982. ACL 1982 - Stanley J. Rosenschein, Stuart M. Shieber:
Translating English into Logical Form. 1-8 - Brian Cantwell Smith:
Linguistic and Computational Semantics. 9-15 - Douglas B. Moran:
The Representation of Inconsistent Information in a Dynamic Model-Theoretic Semantics. 16-18 - James F. Allen, Alan M. Frisch
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What's in a Semantic Network? 19-27 - Philip R. Cohen, Scott Fertig, Kathy Starr:
Dependencies of Discourse Structure on the Modality of Communication: telephone vs. Teletype. 28-35 - Fernando Gomez:
Towards a Theory of Comprehension of Declarative Contexts. 36-43 - Robert C. Moore:
Natural-Language Access to Databases-Theoretical/Technical Issues. 44-45 - Barbara J. Grosz:
Transportable Natural-Language Interfaces: Problems and Techniques. 46-50 - Stanley R. Petrick:
Theoretical/Technical Issues in Natural Language Access to Databases. 51-56 - Remko J. H. Scha:
English Words and Data Bases: How to Bridge the Gap. 57-59 - Steven P. Shwartz:
Problems With Domain-Independent Natural Language Database Access Systems. 60-62 - David H. D. Warren:
Issues in Natural Language Access to Databases from a Logic Programming Perspective. 63-66 - Sharon C. Salveter, David Maier:
Natural Language Database Updates. 67-73 - Jean Mark Gawron, Jonathan King, John Lamping, Egon E. Loebner, E. Anne Paulson, Geoffrey K. Pullum, Ivan A. Sag, Thomas Wasow:
Processing English with a Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar. 74-81 - George E. Heidorn:
Experience with an Easily Computed Metric for Ranking Alternative Parses. 82-84 - Ralph M. Weischedel, Norman K. Sondheimer:
An Improved Heuristic for Ellipsis Processing. 85-88 - Donald E. Walker:
Reflections on 20 Years of the ACL an Introduction. 89-91 - Victor H. Yngve:
Our Double Anniversary. 92-94 - David G. Hays:
2002: ANOTHER SCORE. 95-96 - Winfred P. Lehmann:
My Term. 97 - Donald E. Walker:
A Society in Transition. 98-99 - Robert F. Simmons:
THEMES FROM 1972. 100-101 - Aravind K. Joshi:
Twenty Years of Reflections. 102 - Paul G. Chapin:
ACL IN 1977. 103 - Jonathan Allen:
Reflections on Twenty Years of the ACL. 104-106 - Norman K. Sondheimer:
On the Present. 107 - Douglas E. Appelt:
Planning Natural Language Referring Expressions. 108-112 - Kathleen R. McKeown:
The Text System for Natural Language Generation: an Overview. 113-120 - Kathleen F. McCoy:
Augmenting a Database Knowledge Representation for Natural Language Generation. 121-128 - E. Jeffrey Conklin, David D. McDonald:
Salience: the Key to the Selection Problem in Natural Language Generation. 129-135 - Stuart C. Shapiro, Jeannette G. Neal:
A Knowledge Engineering Approach to Natural Language Understanding. 136-144 - Pat Langley:
A Model of Early Syntactic Development. 145-151 - Mitchell P. Marcus:
Building Non-Normative Systems - the Search for Robustness an Overview. 152 - Robert J. Bobrow:
Design Dimensions for Non-Normative Understanding Systems. 153-156 - Richard H. Granger:
Scruffy Text Understanding: Design and Implementation of 'Tolerant' Understanders. 157-160 - Anthony S. Kroch, Donald Hindle:
On the Linguistic Character of Non-Standard Input. 161-163 - Stanley C. Kwasny:
Ill-Formed and Non-Standard Language Problems. 164-166 - Lance A. Miller:
"Natural Language Texts are not necessarily Grammatical and Unambiguous or even Complete.". 167-168 - Frederick B. Thompson:
Solutions to Issues Depend on the Knowledge Representation. 169-171
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