39. ACL 2001: Toulouse, France

• Richard Durbin:
  Interpreting the Human Genome Sequence, Using Stochastic Grammars. 1
  
• Jean-Luc Gauvain, Lori Lamel, Gilles Adda, Martine Adda-Decker, Claude Barras, Langzhou Chen, Yannick de Kercadio:
  Processing Broadcast Audio for Information Access. 2-9
  
• Fredy A. Amaya, José-Miguel Benedí:
  Improvement of a Whole Sentence Maximum Entropy Language Model Using Grammatical Features. 10-17
  
• Timothy Baldwin:
  Low-cost, High-Performance Translation Retrieval: Dumber is Better. 18-25
  
• Michele Banko, Eric Brill:
  Scaling to Very Very Large Corpora for Natural Language Disambiguation. 26-33
  
• Catalina Barbu, Ruslan Mitkov:
  Evaluation Tool for Rule-based Anaphora Resolution Methods. 34-41
  
• François Barthélemy, Pierre Boullier, Philippe Deschamp, Eric Villemonte de la Clergerie:
  Guided Parsing of Range Concatenation Languages. 42-49
  
• Regina Barzilay, Kathleen McKeown:
  Extracting Paraphrases from a Parallel Corpus. 50-57
  
• Gann Bierner:
  Alternative Phrases and Natural Languages Information Retrieval. 58-65
  
• Rens Bod:
  What is the Minimal Set of Fragments that Achieves Maximal Parse Accuracy? 66-73
  
• Manuel Bodirsky, Katrin Erk, Alexander Koller, Joachim Niehren:
  Underspecified Beta Reduction. 74-81
  
• Michael R. Brent, Xiaopeng Tao:
  Chinese Text Segmentation With MBDP-1: Making the Most of Training Corpora. 82-89
  
• Jill Burstein, Daniel Marcu, Slava Andreyev, Martin Chodorow:
  Towards Automatic Classification of Discourse Elements in Essays. 90-97
  
• Lynne J. Cahill, John Carroll, Roger Evans, Daniel S. Paiva, Richard Power, Donia Scott, Kees van Deemter:
  From RAGS to RICHES: Exploiting the Potential of a Flexible Generation Architecture. 98-105
  
• Justine Cassell, Yukiko I. Nakano, Timothy W. Bickmore, Candace L. Sidner, Charles Rich:
  Non-Verbal Cues for Discourse Structure. 106-115
  
• Eugene Charniak:
  Immediate-Head Parsing for Language Models. 116-123
  
• David Chiang:
  Constraints on Strong Generative Power. 124-131
  
• Ann A. Copestake, Alex Lascarides, Dan Flickinger:
  An Algebra for Semantic Construction in Constraint-based Grammars. 132-139
  
• Simon Corston-Oliver, Michael Gamon, Chris Brockett:
  A Machine Learning Approach to the Automatic Evaluation of Machine Translation. 140-147
  
• Philippe de Groote:
  Towards Abstract Categorial Grammars. 148-155
  
• Alexander Ja. Dikovsky:
  Grammars for Local and Long Dependencies. 156-163
  
• John Dowding, Beth Ann Hockey, Jean Mark Gawron, Christopher Culy:
  Practical Issues in Compiling Typed Unification Grammars for Speech Recognition. 164-171
  
• Pablo Ariel Duboué, Kathleen McKeown:
  Empirically Estimating Order Constraints for Content Planning in Generation. 172-179
  
• Denys Duchier, Ralph Debusmann:
  Topological Dependency Trees: A Constraint-Based Account of Linear Precedence. 180-187
  
• Stefan Evert, Brigitte Krenn:
  Methods for the Qualitative Evaluation of Lexical Association Measures. 188-195
  
• Atsushi Fujii, Tetsuya Ishikawa:
  Oganizing Encyclopedic Knowledge based on the Web and its Application to Question Answering. 196-203
  
• Ismael García-Varea, Franz Josef Och, Hermann Ney, Francisco Casacuberta:
  Refined Lexikon Models for Statistical Machine Translation Using a Maximum Entropy Approach. 204-211
  
• Claire Gardent, Stefan Thater:
  Generating with a Grammar Based on Tree Descriptions: a Constraint-Based Approach. 212-219
  
• Kim Gerdes, Sylvain Kahane:
  Word Order in German: A Formal Dependency Grammar Using a Topological Hierarchy. 220-227
  
• Ulrich Germann, Michael Jahr, Kevin Knight, Daniel Marcu, Kenji Yamada:
  Fast Decoding and Optimal Decoding for Machine Translation. 228-235
  
• Jonathan Ginzburg, Robin Cooper:
  Resolving Ellipsis in Clarification. 236-243
  
• Rebecca Green, Lisa Pearl, Bonnie J. Dorr, Philip Resnik:
  Mapping Lexical Entries in a Verbs Database to WordNet Senses. 244-251
  
• Claire Grover, Alex Lascarides:
  XML-Based Data Preparation for Robust Deep Parsing. 252-259
  
• Jan Hajic, Pavel Krbec, Pavel Kveton, Karel Oliva, Vladimir Petkevic:
  Serial Combination of Rules and Statistics: A Case Study in Czech Tagging. 260-267
  
• Eva Hajicová, Petr Sgall:
  Topic-focus and Salience. 268-273
  
• Sanda M. Harabagiu, Dan I. Moldovan, Marius Pasca, Rada Mihalcea, Mihai Surdeanu, Razvan C. Bunescu, Roxana Girju, Vasile Rus, Paul Morarescu:
  The Role of Lexico-Semantic Feedback in Open-Domain Textual Question-Answering. 274-281
  
• Daniel Hardt, Owen Rambow:
  Generation of VP Ellipsis: A Corpus-Based Approach. 282-289
  
• Jing Huang, Geoffrey Zweig, Mukund Padmanabhan:
  Information Extraction from Voicemail. 290-297
  
• Nancy Ide, Laurent Romary:
  A Common Framework for Syntactic Annotation. 298-305
  
• Hideki Isozaki:
  Japanese Named Entity Recognition based on a Simple Rule Generator and Decision Tree Learning. 306-313
  
• Mark Johnson:
  Joint and Conditional Estimation of Tagging and Parsing Models. 314-321
  
• Alexandra Kinyon:
  A Language-Independent Shallow-Parser Compiler. 322-329
  
• Dan Klein, Christopher D. Manning:
  Parsing with Treebank Grammars: Empirical Bounds, Theoretical Models, and the Structure of the Penn Treebank. 330-337
  
• Sandra Kübler, Erhard W. Hinrichs:
  From Chunks to function-Argument Structure: A Similarity-Based Approach. 338-345
  
• Maria Lapata, Frank Keller, Scott McDonald:
  Evaluating Smoothing Algorithms against Plausibility Judgements. 346-353
  
• Alain Lecomte, Christian Retoré:
  Extending Lambek Grammars: a Logical Account of Minimalist Grammars. 354-361
  
• Diane J. Litman, Julia Hirschberg, Marc Swerts:
  Predicting User Reactions to System Error. 362-369
  
• Jimin Liu, Tat-Seng Chua:
  Building Semantic Perceptron Net for Topic Spotting. 370-377
  
• Daniel Marcu:
  Towards a Unified Approach to Memory- and Statistical-Based Machine Translation. 378-385
  
• Lisa N. Michaud, Kathleen F. McCoy:
  Error Profiling: Toward a Model of English Acquisition for Deaf Learners. 386-393
  
• Dan I. Moldovan, Vasile Rus:
  Logic Form Transformation of WordNet and its Applicability to Question Answering. 394-401
  
• Karin Müller:
  Automatic Detection of Syllable Boundaries Combining the Advantages of Treebank and Bracketed Corpora Training. 402-409
  
• Gerald Penn:
  Tractability and Structural Closures in Attribute Logic Type Signatures. 410-417
  
• Georgios Petasis, Frantz Vichot, Francis Wolinski, Georgios Paliouras, Vangelis Karkaletsis, Constantine D. Spyropoulos:
  Using Machine Learning to Maintain Rule-based Named-Entity Recognition and Classification Systems. 418-425
  
• Owen Rambow, Monica Rogati, Marilyn A. Walker:
  Evaluating a Trainable Sentence Planner for a Spoken Dialogue System. 426-433
  
• Ehud Reiter, Roma Robertson, A. Scott Lennox, Liesl Osman:
  Using a Randomised Controlled Clinical Trial to Evaluate an NLG System. 434-441
  
• Diana Santos, Paulo Rocha:
  Evaluating CETEMPublico, a Free Resource for Portuguese. 442-449
  
• Barry Schiffman, Inderjeet Mani, Kristian J. Concepcion:
  Producing Biographical Summaries: Combining Linguistic Knowledge with Corpus Statistics. 450-457
  
• Helmut Schmid, Mats Rooth:
  Parse Forest Computation of Expected Governors. 458-465
  
• William Schuler:
  Computational Properties of Environment-based Disambiguation. 466-473
  
• Kyriakos N. Sgarbas, Nikos Fakotakis, George K. Kokkinakis:
  Incremental Construction of Compact Acyclic NFAs. 474-481
  
• Matthew G. Snover, Michael R. Brent:
  A Bayesian Model for Morpheme and Paradigm Identification. 482-490
  
• Masao Utiyama, Hitoshi Isahara:
  A Statistical Model for Domain-Independent Text Segmentation. 491-498
  
• Antal van den Bosch, Emiel Krahmer, Marc Swerts:
  Detecting Problematic Turns in Human-Machine Interactions: Rule-induction Versus Memory-based Learning Approaches. 499-506
  
• Marcel P. Van Lohuizen:
  A Generic Approach to Parallel Chart Parsing with an Application to LinGO. 507-514
  
• Marilyn A. Walker, Rebecca J. Passonneau, Julie E. Boland:
  Quantitative and Qualitative Evaluation of Darpa Communicator Spoken Dialogue Systems. 515-522
  
• Kenji Yamada, Kevin Knight:
  A Syntax-based Statistical Translation Model. 523-530
  
• Hirofumi Yamamoto, Shuntaro Isogai, Yoshinori Sagisaka:
  Multi-Class Composite N-gram Language Model for Spoken Language Processing Using Multiple Word Clusters. 531-538
  
• Tong Zhang, Fred Damerau, David Johnson:
  Text Chunking using Regularized Winnow. 539-546
  
• Ingrid Zuckerman, Eric Horvitz:
  Using Machine Learning Techniques to Interpret WH-questions. 547-554
  

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