2. ANLP 1988: Austin, Texas, USA

• Susan Brennan:
  The Multimedia Articulation of Answers in a Natural Language Database Query System. 1-8
  
• Philip J. Hayes, Laura E. Knecht, Monica J. Cellio:
  A News Story Categorization System. 9-17
  
• Elaine Rich, Susann LuperFoy:
  An Architecture for Anaphora Resolution. 18-24
  
• Dietmar Rösner:
  The SEMSYN Generation System: Ingredients, Applications, Prospects. 25-32
  
• Lois Boggess:
  Two Simple Prediction Algorithms To Facilitate Text Production. 33-40
  
• David D. McDonald, Marie Meteer:
  From Water To Wine: Generating Natural Language Text From Today's Applications Programs. 41-48
  
• François-Michel Lang, Lynette Hirschman:
  Improved Portability And Parsing Through Interactive Acquisition Of Semantic Information. 49-57
  
• Sven Hurum:
  Handling Scope Ambiguities In English. 58-65
  
• Ralph Grishman, Ping Peng:
  Responding To Semantically Ill-Formed Input. 66-70
  
• Ralph Grishman, Mahesh Chitrao:
  Evaluation Of A Parallel Chart Parser. 71-76
  
• Brigitte van Berkel, Koenraad De Smedt:
  Triphone Analysis: A Combined Method For The Correction Of Orthographical And Typographical Errors. 77-83
  
• Mary S. Neff, Roy J. Byrd, Omneya A. Rizk:
  Creating And Querying Lexical Data Bases. 84-92
  
• Linda G. Means:
  CN YUR CMPUTR RAED THS? 93-100
  
• Edward A. Fox, Jane Terry Nutter, Thomas Ahlswede, Martha W. Evens, Judith A. Markowitz:
  Building A Large Thesaurus For Information Retrieval. 101-108
  
• Karen L. Ryan, Rebecca Root, Duane E. Olawsky:
  Application-Specific Issues In Natural Language Interfacer Development For A Diagnostic Expert System. 109-114
  
• Olivier M. Emorine, Pierre M. Martin:
  The MULTIVOC Text-To-Speech System. 115-120
  
• Galina Datskovsky Moerdler:
  Structure from Anarchy: Meta Level Representation of Expert System Propositions for Natural Language Interfaces. 121-128
  
• Lisa F. Rau, Paul S. Jacobs:
  Integrating Top-Down And Bottom-Up Strategies In A Text Processing System. 129-135
  
• Kenneth Ward Church:
  A Stochastic Parts Program and Noun Phrase Parser for Unrestricted Text. 136-143
  
• Martin Chodorow, Yael Ravin, Howard E. Sachar:
  A Tool For Investigating Tile Synonymy Relation In A Sense Disambiguated Thesaurus. 144-151
  
• Karen Jensen, Jean-Louis Binot:
  Dictionary Text Entries As A Source Of Knowledge For Syntactic And Other Disambiguations. 152-159
  
• Giovanni B. Varile, Peter Lau:
  EUROTRA: Practical Experience With A Multilingual Machine Translation System Under Development. 160-167
  
• Rudi Gebruers:
  VALENCY and MT: Recent Developments In The METAL System. 168-175
  
• Norman K. Sondheimer:
  Natural Language Interfaces: Present And Future. 176-177
  
• Jugal K. Kalita, Sunil M. Shende:
  Automatically Generating Natural Language Reports In An Office Environment. 178-185
  
• David A. Wroblewski, Elaine Rich:
  LUKE: An Experiment In The Early Integration Of Natural Language Processing. 186-194
  
• Stephen D. Richardson, Lisa C. Braden-Harder:
  The Experience Of Developing A Large-Scale Natural Language Text Procfassing System: CRITIQUE. 195-202
  
• Beatrice T. Oshika, Filip Machi, Bruce Evans, Janet Tom:
  Computational Techniques For Improved Name Search. 203-210
  
• David Allport:
  The TIC: Parsing Interesting Text. 211-218
  
• Eva I. Ejerhed:
  Finding Clauses In Unrestricted Text By Finitary And Stochastic Methods. 219-227
  
• Jonathan Slocum:
  Morphological Processing In The NABU System. 228-234
  
• John Bear, Jerry R. Hobbs:
  Localizing Expression Of Ambiguity. 235-242
  
• Paula S. Newman:
  Combinatorial Disambiguation. 243-252
  
• Kent Wittenburg, Jim Barnett:
  Canonical Representation In NLP System Design: A Critical Evaluation. 253-259