ANLP 1983, 1st Applied Natural Language Processing Conference, February 1-3, 1983, Miramar-Sheraton Hotel, Santa Monica, California, USA, Proceedings

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  Aravind K. Joshi: Domain-Independent Natural Language Interfaces: Session Introduction. 1-2
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  Marjorie Templeton, John D. Burger: Problems In Natural-Language Interface To DSMS With Examples From EUFID. 3-16
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  Bozena Henisz Thompson, Frederick B. Thompson: Introducing ASK, A Simple Knowledgeable System. 17-24
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  Jerrold M. Ginsparg: A Robust Portable Natural Language Data Base Interface. 25-30
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  Giovanni Guida, Carlo Tasso: IR-NLI : An Expert Natural Language Interface To Online Data Bases. 31-38
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  Barbara J. Grosz: TEAM: A Transportable Natural-Language Interface System. 39-45
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  Ralph Grishman, Lynette Hirschman, Carol Friedman: Isolating Domain Dependencies In Natural Language Interfaces. 46-53
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  Ivan A. Sag: Knowledge-Based Approaches: Session Introduction. 54-
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  Christine A. Montgomery: Distinguishing Fact From Opinion And Events From Meta-Events. 55-61
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  Timothy W. Finin, Martha Stone Palmer: Parsing With Logical Variables. 62-68
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  Wendy G. Lehnert, Steven P. Shwartz: EXPLORER: A Natural Language Processing System for Oil Exploration. 69-72
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  Michael J. Pazzani, Carl Engelman: Knowledge Based Question Answering. 73-80
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  Branimir Boguraev, Karen Sparck Jones: How To Drive A Database Front Did Using General Semantic Information. 81-88
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  Ralph M. Weischedel: Handling Ill-Formed Input: Session Introduction. 89-92
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  Karen Jensen, George E. Heidorn: The Fitted Parse: 100% Parsing Capability in a Syntactic Grammar of English. 93-98
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  Elaine Marsh: Utilizing Domain-Specific Information For Processing Compact Text. 99-103
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  Richard H. Granger, Chris J. Staros, Gregory S. Taylor, Rika Yoshii: Scruffy Text Understanding: Design and Implementation of the NOMAD System. 104-106
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  Donald E. Walker: Text Analysis: Session Introduction. 107-108
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  Larry H. Reeker, Elena M. Chmora, Paul E. Blower Jr.: Specialized Information Extraction: Automatic Chemical Reaction Coding From English Descriptions. 109-116
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  James R. Cowie: Automatic Analysis Of Descriptive Texts. 117-123
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  Mark S. Tuttle, David D. Sherertz, Marsden S. Blois, Stuart J. Nelson: "Expertness" from Structured Text? RECONSIDER: A Diagnostic Prompting Program. 124-131
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  Carole D. Hafner, John D. Joyce: Using Natural Language Descriptions To Improve The Usability Of Databases. 132-135
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  George Vladutz: Natural Language Text Segmentation Techniques Applied To The Automatic Compilation Of Printed Subject Indexes And For Online Database Access. 136-142
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  Gian Piero Zarri: Automatic Representation Of The Semantic Relationships Corresponding To A French Surface Expression. 143-147
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  Gary R. Martins: Machine Translation: Session Introduction. 148-
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  Harold L. Somers: Investigating The Possibility Of A Microprocessor-Based Machine Translation System. 149-155
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  Toyoaki Nishida, Shuji Doshita: An Application Of Montague Grammar To English-Japanese Machine Translation. 156-165
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  Jonathan Slocum: A Status Report On The LRC Machine. 166-173
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  Alan K. Melby: COMPUTER-ASSISTED TRANSLATION SYSTEMS: The Standard Design and A Multi-level Design. 174-177
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  Douglas L. Hogan: Speech Interfaces: Session Introduction. 178-179
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  Alan W. Biermann, Robert D. Rodman, Bruce W. Ballard, T. Betancourt, Griff L. Bilbro, Harriet Haynsworth Deas, Linda Fineman, Pamela E. Fink, Kermit C. Gilbert, D. Gregory, J. Francis Heidlage: Interactive Natural Language Problem Solving: A Pragmatic Approach. 180-191
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  David L. McPeters, Alan L. Tharp: Application Of The Liberman-Prince Stress Rules To Computer Synthesized Speech. 192-197
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  S. Jerrold Kaplan: The Impact Of Natural Language Access On Database Design And Implementation.