Proceedings of the Workshop on Using corpora for natural language generation
Anja Belz, Sebastian Varges (Editors)
- Anthology ID:
- 2007.mtsummit-ucnlg
- Month:
- September 11
- Year:
- 2007
- Address:
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Venue:
- MTSummit
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- Publisher:
- URL:
- https://aclanthology.org/2007.mtsummit-ucnlg
- DOI:
Proceedings of the Workshop on Using corpora for natural language generation
Anja Belz
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Sebastian Varges
Automatic language translation generation help needs badly
Kevin Knight
Automatic evaluation of generation and parsing for machine translation with automatically acquired transfer rules
Yvette Graham
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Deirdre Hogan
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Josef van Genabith
Generalizing syntactic collocates for creative language generation
David Hardcastle
Towards broad coverage surface realization with CCG
Michael White
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Rajakrishnan Rajkumar
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Scott Martin
Method of selecting training sets to build compact and efficient language model
Keiji Yasuda
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Hirofumi Yamamoto
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Eiichiro Sumita
The induction and evaluation of word order rules using corpora based on the two concepts of topological models
Bernd Bohnet
A probabilistic approach to linguistic analysis in machine translation output evaluation
Olivier Gouirand
Declarative syntactic processing of natural language using concurrent constraint programming and probabilistic dependency modeling
Irene Langkilde-Geary
NLG is still relevant to MT
Nizar Habash
Evaluation of NLG: some analogies and differences with machine translation and reference resolution
Andrei Popescu-Belis
Generation issues in machine translation
Gregor Thurmair
One-way translation: an opportunity for NLG and MT research to interact
Sebastian Varges
The attribute selection for generation of referring expressions challenge. [Introduction to Shared Task Evaluation Challenge.]
Anja Belz
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Albert Gatt
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Ehud Reiter
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Jette Viethen
The attribute selection for GRE challenge: overview and evaluation results
Anja Belz
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Albert Gatt
IS-FBN, IS-FBS, IS-IAC: the adaptation of two classic algorithms for the generation of referring expresssions in order to produce expressions like humans do
Bernd Bohnet
NIL: attribute selection for matching the task corpus using relative attribute groupings obtained from the test data
Raquel Hervás
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Pablo Gervás
DIT: frequency based incremental attribute selection for GRE
J. D. Kelleher
Evaluating an open-domain GRE algorithm on closed domains system IDs: CAM-B, CAM-T, CAM-BU and CAM-TU
Advaith Siddharthan
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Ann Copestake
Cost-based attribute selection for GRE (GRAPH-SC/GRAPH-FP)
Mariët Theune
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Pascal Touset
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Jette Viethen
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Emiel Krahmer
TITCH: attribute selection based on discrimination power and frequency
Philipp Spanger
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Kurosawa Takahiro
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Tokunaga Takenobu
Content determination in GRE: evaluating the evaluator
Kees van Deemter
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Albert Gatt