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Horecký, Ján, ed. 1982. Coling 82. Proceedings of the ninth international conference on computational linguistics, Prague, July 5-10, 1982. North-Holland. xv + 432 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
computational linguistics

Articles in this volume

Bolc, Leonard and Tomasz Strzalkowski. Transformation of natural language into logical formules. 29–35
Borghesi, Luigi and Chiara Favareto. Flexible parsing of discretely uttered sentences. 37–42
Brietzmann, Astrid and Guenther Goerz. Pragmatics in speech understanding - revisited. 49–54
Coelo, Helder. A formalism for the structural analysis of dialogues. 61–69
Critz, James T. Frame based recognition of theme continuity. 71–75
Grosz, Barbara J., Norman Haas, Gary G. Hendrix, Jerry R. Hobbs, Paul Martin, Robert Moore, Jane Robinson and Stanley J. Rosenschein. Dialogic: A core natural-language processing system. 95–100
Habel, Christopher U. Referential nets with attributes. 101–106
Hajičová, Eva and Jarka Vrbova. On the role of the hierarchy of activation in the process of natural language understanding. 107–113
Hobbs, Jerry R., Donald E. Walker and Robert A. Amsler. Natural language access to structured text. 127–132
Hoeppner, Wolfgang. A multilayered approach to the handling of word formation. 133–138
Kempen, Gerard and Edward Hoenkamp. Incremental sentence generation: Implications for the structure of a syntactic processor. 151–156
Léon, Jacqueline, Daniel Memmi, Monique Ornato, Joanna Pomian and Gian Piero Zarri. Conversion of a French surface expression into its semantic representation according to the 'Reseda' metalanguage. 183–189
Mann, William C. The anatomy of a systemic choice. 195–200
Muraki, Kazunori. On a semantic model for multi-lingual paraphrasing. 239–244
Phillips, Brian and James A. Hendler. A message-passing control structure for text understanding. 307–312
Rieger, Burghard B. Procedural meaning representation by connotative dependency structures: An empirical approach to word semantics for analogical inferencing. 319–324
Roesner, Dietmar F. and Joachim H. Laubsch. Formalization of argumentation structures in newspaper texts. 325–330
Rohrer, Christian. Towards a mechanical analysis of French tense forms in texts. 331–332
Sakamoto, Yoshiyuki and Tetsuya Okamoto. Lexical parallelism in text structure determination and content analysis. 339–344
Sgall, Petr. Natural language understanding and perspectives of question answering. 357–364
Steinacker, Ingeborg and Harald Trost. Parsing German. 365–370
Walker, Donald E. Natural-language-access systems and the organization and use of information. 407–412
Webber, Bonnie L. and Aravind K. Joshi. Taking the initiative in natural language data base interactions: Justifying why. 413–418