Candace L. Sidner

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Published: 1993
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1982
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Madeleine Bates, Robert J. Bobrow, Bradley A. Goodman, David J. Israel, Jim Schmolze, Candy L. Sidner, William A. Woods:
Research in knowledge representation for natural language understanding: Bolt, Beranek, and Newman. SIGART Newsl. 79: 30-31 (1982)
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Candace L. Sidner, John Vittal:
Knowledge Representation Tools for the Design, Training and Use of Information Systems. ECICS 1982: 61-72
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Madeleine Bates, Candace L. Sidner:
A Case Study of a Method for Determining the Necessary Characteristics of a Natural Language Interface. ECICS 1982: 263-287
1981
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Candace L. Sidner, David J. Israel:
Recognizing Intended Meaning and Speakers' Plans. IJCAI 1981: 203-208

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