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Th~me 2: m~thodes informatiques (\"paradigmes\") A comprehensive approach to lexical semantics ", "cite_spans": [ { "start": 133, "end": 249, "text": "....................................................................................................................", "ref_id": null } ], "ref_spans": [], "eq_spans": [], "section": "Disjus~ctive Feature Structures as tlypergraptt~", "sec_num": null }, { "text": "[69] ANDREZEN V., KOGAN L., KWITAKOWSKI W., M1NVAI .EEV R., PIOTROWSKI R., SHUMOVSKY V., TIOUN E., TOVMACH Yu .................................................................................................", "cite_spans": [], "ref_spans": [], "eq_spans": [], "section": "Disjus~ctive Feature Structures as tlypergraptt~", "sec_num": null }, { "text": "170] BLA.SER Brigitte, STORRER Angelica, SCHWALL Ulrike ...........................................................", "cite_spans": [], "ref_spans": [], "eq_spans": [], "section": "Autoau~tic Dictionary Organization in NLP Systems for Oriental Languages", "sec_num": null }, { "text": "1741 HEARST Marti A ...................................................................................................................", "cite_spans": [], "ref_spans": [], "eq_spans": [], "section": "The Automatic Creation of Lexical Entries for a Multilinguat MT System", "sec_num": null }, { "text": "[85] CERBAH Farid .", "cite_spans": [], "ref_spans": [], "eq_spans": [], "section": "Autortultic Acquisition o[llyponyms frota Large Text Corpora", "sec_num": null }, { "text": "Th~me 7: questions g6n~riques en industrie de la langue ................................................ ", "cite_spans": [ { "start": 56, "end": 104, "text": "................................................", "ref_id": null } ], "ref_spans": [], "eq_spans": [], "section": "Recognizing Topics through the Use of Interaction Structures", "sec_num": null }, { "text": "Project notes without demonstrations .................................................................................. .. ............................................................................. l Converting large on-line valency dictionaries fur NLO applications:from PROTON description to METAL frames ", "cite_spans": [ { "start": 37, "end": 119, "text": "..................................................................................", "ref_id": null }, { "start": 123, "end": 202, "text": "............................................................................. l", "ref_id": null } ], "ref_spans": [], "eq_spans": [], "section": "VOLUME IV Notes de projet sans d6monstrations", "sec_num": "1074" }, { "text": "Th~me 5: applications ", "cite_spans": [], "ref_spans": [], "eq_spans": [], "section": "Analysis of lndonesian language for lnterlingual Machine-Translation System", "sec_num": null }, { "text": "Divers Miscellaneous", "cite_spans": [], "ref_spans": [], "eq_spans": [], "section": "Presentation of the EUROLANG project", "sec_num": null } ], "back_matter": [], "bib_entries": { "BIBREF1": { "ref_id": "b1", "title": "ntic dictionary Viewed as a Lexical Database", "authors": [ { "first": "", "middle": [], "last": "Se~r~", "suffix": "" } ], "year": null, "venue": "", "volume": "", "issue": "", "pages": "", "other_ids": {}, "num": null, "urls": [], "raw_text": "Se~r~,ntic dictionary Viewed as a Lexical Database", "links": null }, "BIBREF3": { "ref_id": "b3", "title": "Knowledge Acquisition and Chinese Parsing Based on Corpus", "authors": [ { "first": ".", "middle": [ ". ." ], "last": "Zernik Uri", "suffix": "" } ], "year": 2021, "venue": "", "volume": "", "issue": "", "pages": "", 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................................................................................................................. KUBON Vladislav, KUBON Petr ....................................................................... Stock ~f Shared Knowledge -a Tool for Solving Pronominal Anaphora [171 HEPPLE Mark ........................................................................................................................ KAPLAN Ronald M., ZAENEN Annie .........................................................", "content": "
Chart Parsing of Robust Grammars
[16]kIAJICOVA Eva, Chart Parsing Land)ek Grammars: Modal Extensions and lncrementality
[18]KARTFUNEN Lauri,
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Thbmelb:s~mantique et pragmatique
Theme lb: semantics and pragmatics
[281DALRYMPLE
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[Syntatic Preferences for Robust Parsing with Semantic Preferences
[331 WHITE Conceptual Structures and CCG : Linking Theory and Incorporated Argument Adjuncts
[341ZACHARSKI
", "num": null, "type_str": "table", "html": null }, "TABREF4": { "text": "BALKANSKI Cecile T ............................................................................................................. 267 The Interpretation of Rationale Clauses and Means Clauses in Action Utterances[37] CHEN Benjamin L., see Von-Wun ........................................................................................... An Acquisition Model for both Choosing and Resolving Anaphora in Conjoined Mandarin Chinese Sentences [38] DELIN Judy, OBERLANDER Jon .............................................................................................. 281 EBERLE Kurt ......................................................................................................................... GRANDEMANGE Philippe ......................................................................... HARDT Daniel ....................................................................................................................... CARBERRY Sandra .......................................................................................", "content": "
Th~melc:discourset dialogue
Theme lc: discourse and dialogue
[36]
Aspect-Switching and Subordination: the Role of It-Clefts in Discourse
[39]
On Representing the Temporal Structure of a Natural Language Text
[40]GAYRAL Francoise, Une ontologie du temps pour le langage naturel
141]
VP Ellipsis and Contextual Interpretation
[42]LAMBERT l,ynn, Using Linguistic, World, and Contextual Knowledge in a Plan Recognition Model of Dialogue
[43]MOSER Margaret .
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[44]
Zero Pronouns as Experiencer in Japanese Discourse
[45]PIMENTA RODRIGUES Irene, Temporal Structure of Discourse
[46]TURNER Else H
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[59] SU Kch-Yih, WU Ming-Wcn, CItANG Jiag-[621 YAROWSKY 1)avid .
Th~me2: m6thodesinformatiques(\"paradigmes\")
Theme 2: computational methods (\"paradigms\")
[48]CHIANG Tung-Hui, LIN Yi-Chung, SU Keh-Syntactic Ambiguities Resolution Using A Discrimination and Robustness Oriented Adaptive Learning
[49]COWIE Jim, GUTHRIE Joe, Disambiguations using Simulated Annealing
[50]
A Generalized Greibach Normal Form for Definite Clause Grammars
[51]JANSSEN Wil, The Primordial Soup Algorithm
[52]
A Treatment of Negative Descriptions of Typed Feature Structures
[53]
An Algorittvn for Estimating the Parameters of Unrestricted tlidden Stochastic Context-Free Granrmars
[.54[
Proof-Nets and Dependencies
[55]MEKNAV1N Surapant, OKUMURA Manabu, Direct 1D/LP Parsing with Generalized Discrimination NetworL~
[56]
La typologie des roots inconnus
Notes personnelles / 415
VOLUME II
Communications th6matiques (suite)
Topical papers (second part)
[57]
Probabilistic Tree.Adjoining Grammar as a Framework for Statistical Natural Language Processing
[58]
Stochastic Lexicalized Tree.Adjoining Grammars
ACI'ES DE COLING-92, N#.Nq'ES, 23-28 AOt~T 19921 4PREC. OF COLING-92, NANTES, AUG. 23-28, 1992
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Tht:me 3: outils
Theme 3: tools'
[631 BERRENDONNER Alain, [64]
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171] DEBILI Fathi, 172] DO1 Shiuichi,
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[83]
Structural Patterns vs String Patterns[or Extracting Semantic l~iformation from Dictionaries
176] ROSEN Alexandr, Derivation of Underlying Valency frames from a Learner ~\" Dictionary
177] SEKINE Satoshi, Linguistic Knowledge Generator
[78]TANAKA Hideki, A Method of Translating English Dele.tical Structure into Japanese
[791 TOMIURA Yoichi, Logical Form of llierarchical Relation on Verbs and Extracting it from I)efinition Sentences in a .lapanese
dictiotlary
1801 UTSURO Takehito, [81] VERONIS Jean, A Feature-Based Model for [z, xical Databases
\"rh/~me 5 : applications
Theme 5: applications
[821 ADRIAENS Geert, From COGRAM to ALCOGRAM: 7))ward a Controlled English Grammar Checker
Acq'l!s DE COLING-92, NANII+~S, 23-28 AOt3r 19921 5PROC. OF COL]NG-92, NAN1ES, At;(;. 23 28, 1992
", "num": null, "type_str": "table", "html": null }, "TABREF11": { "text": ".. Une approche de g~n~ration de textes pour la production d'explications cau.~ales[86] DORRBonnie J ...................................................................................................................... 624 Parameterizationof the lnterlingua in Machine Translation BERW1CK Robert C ....................................................................................... 631 ELHADAD Michael ................................................................................................................. 638 Iida Hitoshi ................................................................................................... 645 GAWRONSKA Barbara ............................................................................................................ 652 STERLING John ........................................................................................ 658 HAYASHI Yoshihiko .............................................................................................................. KAJI Hiroyuki ........................................................................................................................ ................................................................ 679Interaction between Structural Changes in Machine Translation[95] KOHL Dieter .......................................................................................................................... ................................................................... 693 CAN NOORD Gertjan ................................................................................. 700 NAKASHIMA Hideyuki, MATSUBARA Hitoshi ............................................ 707 NOMIYAMA Hiroshi .............................................................................................................. 714 LASCARIDES Alex .................................................................................. ARNOLD Doug ............................................................................................. ARITA Seigo, TAKASHIMA Yosuke ............................................................. NUNES Maria das Gracas Volpe .............................................. WILLNERS Caroline, EEG-OLOFSSON Mats ...................................................... SUZUKI Ma~lmi .................................................................................................................... A Method of Utilizing Domain and Language specific Constraints in Dialogue Translation [106] TUTIN Agn~s ......................................................................................................................... WATANABE Hideo ................................................................................................................. WEISWEBER Wilhelm ......................................... : .................................................................. MAGADUR Je~m-Yves ...................................................................................... 799 A robust approach for handling oral dialogue [l 12] HOSAKA Junko, TAKEZAWA qk~shiyuki .................................................................................. 806 Construction of Corpus-Based Syntactic Rule for Accurate Speech Recognition [1131 KITANO Hiroaki, MOLIN)VAN Dan ......................................................................................... NELSON Andrew, STENTON Phil ................................................................. ZAJAC Rdmi ......................................................................................................................... personal notes .................................................. Harvey ............................................................................................................... BOD Rens .............................................................................................................................. ...................................................................................................................... D1RKSEN Arthur .................................................................................................................... Eric ......................................................................................................................... NAKAGAWA Tohru .................................................................................... PERRIN Adeline ................................................................................................ SKOUMALOVA Hana ..............................................................................", "content": "
Th~me 6: hypermedia & NLP
Theme 6: hypermedia & TAL
[ 111] BILANGE Eric, Semantic Network Array Processor as a Massively Parallel Computing Platform ]'or lligh Perforttumce and Large-
[87] Th~me Scale NLP FONG S,'mdiway, Isolating Cross-linguistic Parsing Complexity with a Principles-and-Parameters Parser: A Case Study of Japanese and English 7: questions g6m?riques en industrie de la langue
[88] Theme 7: generic questions in language industry
Generating coherent argumentative paragraphs [114] [891 WALKER Marilyn, A Case Study of Natural Language Customisation: The Practical Lffects of World Knowledge FURUSE Osamu, Cooperation between Tran,fer and Analysis in Example-Based Framework [115]
[90]Towards Computer-Aided Lingtdstic Engineering
Aspect -a problem for MT Notes personnelles835
[91]GRISHMAN Ralph, Acquisition of Selectional PatternsVOLUME III
[92] Notes de projet avec ddmonstrations
[93] Project notes with demonstrations
Th~mela:morphologie,phonologie,syntaxe
Theme la: morphology, phonology, syntax
[ 1161 ABRAMSON A Logic Programming View of Relational Morphology
[117]
Data Oriented Parsing (DOP) Learning Mechanism in Machine Translation System PIVOT [971 [118] CHIEN Arnold J A llybrid System for Quantifier Scoping NEUMANN Gunter, Self-Monitoring with Reversible Grammars [98] [119] Accenting and Deaccenting : a Declarative Approach NISHIKIMI Mikiko, Language Acquisition as Learning [99] Machine Translation by Case Generalization [1130] OBERLANDER Jon, Preventing False Temporal Implicatures: Interactive Defaults for Text Generation [ 120~ WEHRLI Theme lb: semantics and pragmatics
[1011 [12tl 1NAGAK1 Hirohito, An Abstraction Method Using a Semantic Engine Based on Language b~ormation Structure SADLER Louisa, [102] SIECKEN1US DE SOUZA Clarisse, Explanatory Text Planning in Logic Based Systen~ 11221 NAZARENKO-Causal Ambiguity in Natural Language: Conceptual Representation of 'parce clue~because' and )):dsqtue/since' SCHIMAZU Hideo, [103] [1231 PANEVOVA Jarmila,
[104] SIGURD Bengt, Deep Comprehension, Generation and Translation of Weather Forecasts (Weathra)
[105]
Lexical choice in textual context, generating procedural texts
[ 107]
A Similarity-Driven Transfer System
[108]
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ThbmeIt:discourset dialogue
Theme lc: discourse and dialogue
1125]
Planning to Fail, Not Failing to Plan: Risk-taking and Recovery in Task-Oriented Dialogue
[1261 GELAIN Blandine, Ix: R6solution d'Anaplu)res d P artir d'un Lexique-Grammaire des Verbes Anaphoriques
[1271 QUILICI Arguing About Planning Alternatives
1128]WU Horng-
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Theme 2: computational methods (\"paradigms\")
[129] BATEMAN John A., [130] CHANG Jyun-[131] M1LHAUD G6rard, Partial Synthesis of Sentences By Coroutining Constraints on Different Levels of Well-formedness
[132]MITJUS I-
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Thi~me 3: outils
Theme 3: tools'
[133] CALIGARIS C., An integrated environment for generalized linguistic analysis
[ 134] CHANOD Jean-Coupling an autotnatic dictation system with a grammar checker
[135] GOLDBERG Jeff, The First BUG Report
[136] KARP Daniel, A Wide Coverage Public Domain Morphological Analyzer for English
[137] MEYER lngrid, B-SURE: A Believed Situation und Uncertain-Action Representation environment
[139] PHAN Hny Khanh, Multilinguisation d'un ~dlteur de documents structurds. Application dun dictionaaire trilingue
[140]PICCHI Eugenio,
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[153]TSOU Benjamin K., HO Hing-cheung, LAI Tom Bong-yeung, LUN Caesar Suen, LIN Hing-lung ....... 1039
A Knowledge-based Machine-aided System for Chinese Text Abstraction
Th6me 6: hypermedia& NLP
Theme 6: hypermedia & TAL
[154]
A Spoken Language Translation System: SL-TRANS2
[t56]
Interactive Speech Understanding
[157] SCHMIq~ L., Les expdriences d'indexation automatique d 17.N.I.S.T.
[158]
[143]
Concept-oriented parsing of definitions
[144]
Text Disambiguation by Finite State automata, an algorithm and Experiments on Corpora
Th~me5 : applications
Theme 5: applications
[145] BOESEFELDT K., Une Reprdsentation S~mantique et un Systdme de Transfert pour une Traduction de Haute Qtudit3
[146] BOLIOL1 Andrea, JDH: Parsing Italian with a Robust Constraint Grammar
[147] DELISLE Sylvain, COPEK Terry, Parsing and Case Analysis in TANKA
[148] GENTHIAL Damien, From Detection~Correction to Computer Aided Writing
[149] IORDANSKAJA L., Generation of Extended Bilingual Statistical Reports
[150] KERPED.Generation of Informative Texts with Style
[151] KESE Ralf, Automatic Proofreading of Frozen phra.ves in German
[152] TAKEDA Koichi, Shalt2 -a Symnvztric Machine Translation System with Conceptual Transfer
ACRES DE COLING-92, NAN'TI:,S, 23-28 AOl~rf [ 9921 8PROC. OF COLING-92, NANTES, AUG. 23-28, 1992
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Theme 7: generic questions in language industry
[159] NYBERG III Eric l-l., The KANT System: Fast. Accurate, lligh-Quality Translation in Practical Domains
Notes personnelles
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Th~mela: morphologie, phonologie, syntaxe
Theme la: morphology, phonology, syntax
[160]LESMO Leonardo,
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[164]
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Th~me lb: s6mantiqueet pragmatique
Theme lb\" semantics and pragmatics
[165] BLACK Alan W Embedding DRT in a Situation Theoretic Framework
[166] DE PALMA Paul, RIDDLES: Accessibility. parallelism and Knowledge Representation
[167] KLAVANS Judith L., Degrees of Stativity: The Lexical Representation of Verb Aspect
[168]
Tense and aspect calculus\"
[169]
An Alternative to Deep Case for Representing Relational Information
Thi~me lc:discours et dialogue
Theme lc: discourse and dialogue
[170] CHUI Ka-Preferred Argument Structure for Discourse Understanding
[171]
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[ 172] YAMAOKA Takayuki, Predicting Noun-phrase Surface Forms Using Contextual Information
Thbme 2: m6thodes informatiques (\"paradigmes\")
Theme 2: computational methods (\"paradigms\")
[173]
.IA UNT: A Constraint Solver for Disjunctive Feature Structures
[175]STROMB~,Unifying Disjunctive Feature Structures
Th~me 3: outils
Theme 3: tools
[176] ASKER Lars, EBL2 : An Approach to Automatic Lexical Acquisition
[177] BOUCHARD L., First Results of a French Linguistic Development Environment
Thbme 4: ressources de grande taille
Theme 4: large-scale resources
[178]
AcrEs nt..\" COLING-92, NANfF.S, 23-28 AOt~T 19921 9PROC. OF COLING-92. NANTES, AUG. 23-28, 1992
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[180] CONLON Sumali Pin-Can Computers llandle Adverbs?
[181] ENGUEHARD C., lndexation de textes: l'apprentissage des concepts
[182] FERRANI~ I., Besoins lexicaux d la lumidre de l'analyse statistique du corpus de textes du projet BREF-Le lexique
[183]FIRZLAFF Beate,
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[186] SEDELOW Sally, Recent Model-Based and Model-Related Studies of a Large-Scale Lexical Resource (Roget's Thesaurus)
[187]
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Thbme 6: Traitementdes langues naturelles (TAI,) & hypermedia
Theme 6: Natural Language Processing (NLP) & hypermedia
[195] CARSON-[199] S 1~ lq-~,,
Theme 5: applications
[188]
A Solution for the Problem of Interactive Disambiguation
[1891 CHANG Chao-Recognizing Unregistered Names for Mandarin Word Identification
[190] CIRAVEGNA Fabio, Knowledge Extraction from Texts by SINTESI
[191] DAGAN Ido, Automatic Translation of Noun Compounds
[ 192] MITAMURA Teruko, [194] SPYNS Peter, 1992
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