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Natural Language Generation in Artificial Intelligence and Computational Linguistics |
Cécile L. Paris; William R. Swartout; William C. Mann
Springer US
Natural Language Generation in Artificial Intelligence and Computational Linguistics
Lexico(Grammatical) choice in text generation
Authors

Christian Matthiessen

ARI Id

1674219605284_1007061

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Not Available Free

Pages

249-292

DOI

10.1007/978-1-4757-5945-7_10

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4757-5945-7_10

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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Front Matter
i-xxii
Front Matter
1-1
A Reactive Approach to Explanation: Taking the User’s Feedback into Account
Johanna D. Moore; William R. Swartout
3-48
Generation and Explanation: Building an Explanation Facility for the Explainable Expert Systems Framework
Cécile L. Paris
49-82
Approaches to the Planning of Coherent Text
Eduard H. Hovy
83-102
Focus of attention: Constraining what can be said next
Kathleen F. McCoy; Jeannette Cheng
103-124
Uncovering textual meanings: a case study involving systemic-functional resources for the generation of Japanese texts
John A. Bateman
125-153
The Implications of Revisions for Natural Language Generation
Marie W. Meteer
155-177
POPEL — A Parallel and Incremental Natural Language Generation System
Norbert Reithinger
179-199
Tailoring output to the user: What does user modelling in generation mean?
Karen Sparck Jones
201-225
Front Matter
227-227
On the Place of Words In the Generation Process
David D. McDonald
229-247
Lexico(Grammatical) choice in text generation
Christian Matthiessen
249-292
Lexical Selection and Paraphrase in a Meaning-Text Generation Model
Lidija Iordanskaja; Richard Kittredge; Alain Polguère
293-312
Front Matter
313-313
Referent Grammar In Text Generation
Bengt Sigurd
315-327
Segment Grammar: a Formalism for Incremental Sentence Generation
Koenraad De Smedt; Gerard Kempen
329-349
A Contrastive Evaluation of Functional Unification Grammar for Surface Language Generation: A Case Study in Choice of Connectives
Kathleen R. McKeown; Michael Elhadad
351-396
Back Matter
397-403
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