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Language Engineering: Essays in Theory and Practice of Applied Natural Language Computing |
Hans (Ed.) Haugeneder
Vieweg+Teubner Verlag
Language Engineering: Essays in Theory and Practice of Applied Natural Language Computing
System Architectures for Speech Understanding and Language Processing
Authors

Walther v. Hahn; Claudius Pyka

ARI Id

1664590060676_2322735

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Not Available Free

Pages

139-157

DOI

10.1007/978-3-322-83057-9_8

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-322-83057-9_8

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Front Matter
i-viii
Introduction
Hans Haugeneder
1-13
Elements of a Natural Language Processing Technology
Gerhard Heyer
15-32
Software Ergonomics of Natural Language Systems
Magdalena Zoeppritz
33-60
A Practical Approach to Testing a Natural Language System: Tools and Procedures
Jane Anne Banwart; Sandra Inés Berrettoni
61-84
Computertalk and Multimodality
Jürgen Krause
85-99
What a Grammar of Spoken Dialogues has to Deal With
Hans-Ulrich Block; Stefanie Schachtl
101-126
Human Language and the Computer
Udo L. Figge
127-137
System Architectures for Speech Understanding and Language Processing
Walther v. Hahn; Claudius Pyka
139-157
Natural Language Interfaces to Data Bases: Some Practical Issues
Harald Trost
159-178
The Semantics Application Interface
Joachim Laubsch
179-192
Verification of Controlled Grammars
Gregor Thurmair
193-210
Natural Language Products in Restricted and Unrestricted Domains
Johannes Arz; Ralph Flassig; Erwin Stegentritt
211-224
If Language Technology is the Solution, What, Then, is the Problem?
Peter Bosch
225-230
”Natural” Natural Language-Based Human-Computer Interaction
Oliviero Stock
231-238
The Role of Evaluation in Language Technology
Tom C. Gerhardt
239-247
Some Remarks on: Language Technology — Myth or Reality?
Dietmar Rösner
249-251
Language Technologies from the Terminologist’s Point of View
Christian Galinski
253-261
The Development of Short and Medium Term Language Industries
H. Schnelle
263-272
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