Del i serien Linguistics: Bloomsbury Academic Collections

New Concepts in Natural Language Generation

Planning, Realization and Systems

Inbunden, Engelska, 2015

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This book aims to inform researchers with an interest in natural language generation about advances in the field. It is organised around four topics – system architectures, content planning, discourse planning and realisation in linguistic form - and it presents some of the most important works in this area of research.

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Utgivningsdatum2015-12-17
Mått156 x 234 x 23 mm
Vikt626 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieLinguistics: Bloomsbury Academic Collections
Antal sidor336
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing PLC
ISBN9781474246415

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Introduction Helmut Horacek and Michael Zock Part I. Content Planning1. Content Determination and Text Structuring: Two Interrelated Processes Denis Carcagno And Lidija Iordanskaja 2. Explanation Strategies for KADS-Based Expert Systems Michael SprengerPart II. Text Planning3. From Interclausal Relations To Discourse Structure - A Long Way Behind, A Long Way Ahead Eduard Hovy 4. Organising Discourse Structure Relations Using Metafunctions Elisabeth Maier and Eduard Hovy 5. From Constituent Planning To Text Planning Zuzana Krifka-Dobei and Hans-Joachim Novak Part III. Realization6. How a Systemic Functional Grammar Works: The Role of Realization in Realization Robin P. Fawcett, Gordon H. Tucker and Yuen Q. Lin 7. Head-Driven Bottom-Up Generation and Government and Binding: A Unified Perspective Fabio Pianesi Part IV. Systems8. Decision Making Throughout the Generation Process in The Systems WISBER And DIAMODHelmut Horacek 9. A Revision-Based Generation Architecture for Reporting Facts in Their Historical Context Jacques Robin Part V. Selected Topics10. The Initial Specifications for GenerationIntroduction: Helmut HoracekA. The Initial Specifications for Generation: Robert DaleB. 'Does Natural Language Generation Start From A Specification?': David D. McDonaldC. Notes on 'The Initial Specifications for Generation': Dietmar RosnerD. On the Generator Input of the Future: Eduard Hovy11. LexicalizationIntroduction: Ernst BuchbergerA. Is Content Generation A One-Shot Process Or A Cyclical Activity Of Gradual Refinement? The Case of Lexical Choice: Michael ZockB. Lexical Choice and Lexical Preferences: Ehud ReiterC. A Holistic View of Lexical Choice: Stephan BusemannD. Ontology and Lexical Choice: Hans-Joachim NovakIndex