Michael O’Donnell

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2000

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Optimising text quality in generation from relational databases
Michael O’Donnell | Alistair Knott | Jon Oberlander | Chris Mellish
INLG’2000 Proceedings of the First International Conference on Natural Language Generation

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RSTTool 2.4 - A markup Tool for Rhetorical Structure Theory
Michael O’Donnell
INLG’2000 Proceedings of the First International Conference on Natural Language Generation

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Demonstration of ILEX 3.0
Michael O’Donnell | Alistair Knott | Jon Oberlander | Chris Mellish
INLG’2000 Proceedings of the First International Conference on Natural Language Generation

1998

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Integrating Referring and Informing in NP Planning
Michael O’Donnell | Hua Cheng | Janet Hitzeman
The Computational Treatment of Nominals

1996

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Input Specification in the WAG Sentence Generation System
Michael O’Donnell
Eighth International Natural Language Generation Workshop

1993

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Reducing Complexity in A Systemic Parser
Michael O’Donnell
Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Parsing Technologies

Parsing with a large systemic grammar brings one face-to-face with the problem of unification with disjunctive descriptions. This paper outlines some techniques which we employed in a systemic parser to reduce the average-case complexity of such unification.
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