15. COLING 1994: Kyoto, Japan

VOLUME 1

• Satoshi Kinoshita, Akira Kumano, Hideki Hirakawa:
  Improvement In Customizability Using Translation Templates. 25-31
  
• Francis Bond, Kentaro Ogura, Satoru Ikehara:
  Countability and Number in Japanese to English Machine Translation. 32-38
  
• Hideo Watanabe:
  A Method for Distinguishing Exceptional and General Examples in Example-based Transfer Systems. 39-44
  
• Barbara Gawronska, Anders Nordner, Christer Johansson, Caroline Willners:
  Interpreting Compounds For Machine Translation. 45-50
  
• Tim Cornish, Kiimikazu Fujita, Ryôchi Sugimura:
  Towards Machine Translation Using Contextual Information. 51-56
  
• Hussein Almuallim, Yasuhiro Akiba, Takefumi Yamazaki, Akio Yokoo, Shigeo Kaneda:
  Two Methods for Learning ALT-J/E Translation Rules from Examples and a Semantic Hierarchy. 57-63
  
• Yasuhiro Sobashima, Osamu Furuse, Susumu Akamine, Jun Kawai, Hitoshi Iida:
  A Bidirectional, Transfer-Driven Machine Translation System For Spoken Dialogues. 64-68
  
• Ralf Steinberger:
  Treating 'Free Word Order' in Machine Translation. 69-75
  
• Akira Kumano, Hideki Hirakawa:
  Building An MT Dictionary From Parallel Texts Based On Linguistic And Statistical Information. 76-81
  
• Hans Karlgren, Jussi Karlgren, Magnus Nordström, Paul Pettersson, Bengt Wahrolén:
  DILEMMA - An Instant Lexicographer. 82-84
  
• Koichi Takeda:
  Portable Knowledge Sources for Machine Translation. 85-89
  
• Kathryn L. Baker, Alexander Franz, Pamela W. Jordan, Teruko Mitamura, Eric Nyberg:
  Coping With Ambiguity in a Large-Scale Machine Translation System. 90-94
  
• Eric Nyberg, Teruko Mitamura, Jaime G. Carbonell:
  Evaluation Metrics for Knowledge-Based Machine Translation. 95-99
  
• Lambros Cranias, Harris Papageorgiou, Stelios Piperidis:
  A Matching Technique In Example-Based Machine Translation. 100-104
  
• Osamu Furuse, Hitoshi Iida:
  Constituent Boundary Parsing for Example-Based Machine Translation. 105-111
  
• Larisa S. Modina, Zoya M. Shalyapina:
  The JaRAP Experimental System Of Japanese-Russian Automatic Translation. 112-114
  
• Hervé Blanchon:
  Perspectives of DBMT for monolingual authors on the basis of LIDIA-1, an implemented mock-up. 115-119
  
• Bengt Sigurd, Barbara Gawronska:
  Modals As A Problem For MT. 120-124
  
• Sergei Nirenburg, Robert E. Frederking, David Farwell, Yorick Wilks:
  Two Types of Adaptive MT Environments. 125-128
  
• Key-Sun Choi, Seungmi Lee, Hiongun Kim, Deok-Bong Kim, Cheol Jung Kweon, Gil-Chang Kim:
  An English-To-Korean Machine Translator: MATES/EK. 129-133
  
• Atle Ro:
  Interlanguage Signs And Lexical Transfer Errors. 134-140
  
• Harald Trost, Johannes Matiasek:
  Morphology with a Null-Interface. 141-147
  
• Yi-Chung Lin, Tung-Hui Chiang, Keh-Yih Su:
  Automatic Model Refinement - with an application to tagging. 148-153
  
• Aravind K. Joshi, Srinivas Bangalore:
  Disambiguation of Super Parts of Speech (or Supertags): Allnost Parsing. 154-160
  
• André Kempe:
  Probabilistic Tagging With Feature Structures. 161-165
  
• Kuang-Hua Chen, Hsin-Hsi Chen:
  A Part-of-Speech-Based Alignment Algorithm. 166-171
  
• Helmut Schmid:
  Part-Of-Speech Tagging With Neural Networks. 172-176
  
• Max I. Kanovich, Zoya M. Shalyapina:
  The Rumors System Of Russian Synthesis. 177-179
  
• George Anton Kiraz:
  Multi-Tape Two-Level Morphology: A Case Study in Semitic Non-linear Morphology. 180-186
  
• Tetsuo Araki, Satoru Ikehara, Nobuyuki Tsukahara, Yasunori Komatsu:
  An Evaluation To Detect And Correct Erroneous Characters Wrongly Substituted, Deleted And Inserted In Japanese And English Sentences Using Markov Models. 187-193
  
• Toru Hisamitsu, Yoshihiko Nitta:
  An Efficient Treatment Of Japanese Verb Inflection For Morphological Analysis. 194-200
  
• Masaaki Nagata:
  A Stochastic Japanese Morphological Analyzer Using a Forward-DP Backward-A* N-Best Search Algorithm. 201-207
  
• Hiroshi Maruyama:
  Backtracking-Free Dictionary Access Method for Japanese Morphological Analysis. 208-213
  
• Michael Gasser:
  Modularity In A Connectionist Model Of Morphology Acquisition. 214-220
  
• Seung-Shik Kang, Yung Taek Kim:
  Syllable-Based Model For Tiie Korean Morphology. 221-226
  
• Shiho Nobesawa, Junya Tsutsumi, Tomoaki Nitta, Kotaro Ono, Sun Da Jiang, Masakazu Nakanishi:
  Segmenting A Sentence Into Morpiiemes Using Statistic Information Between Words. 227-233
  
• Vito Pirrelli, Stefano Federici:
  "Derivational" Paradigms In Morphonology. 234-242
  
• Naoyuki Nomura, Douglas A. Jones, Robert C. Berwick: An Architecture For A Universal Lexicon: A Case Study on Shared Syntactic Information in Japanese, Hindi, Bengali, Greek, and English. 243-249
• Gertjan van Noord, Gosse Bouma:
  Adjuncts and the Processing of Lexical Rules. 250-256
  
• A. Koizumi, M. Arioka, C. Harada, M. Sugimoto, Louise Guthrie, C. Watts, Roberta Catizone, Yorick Wilks:
  Noun Phrasal Entries in the EDR English Word Dictionary. 257-262
  
• Patrice Hernert:
  KASSYS: A Definition Acquisition System In Natural Language. 263-267
  
• Ralph Grishman, Catherine Macleod, Adam Meyers:
  Comlex Syntax: Building a Computational Lexicon. 268-272
  
• Antonio Sanfilippo:
  Word Knowledge Acquisition, Lexicon Construction and Dictionary Compilation. 273-277
  
• Gilles Sérasset:
  lnterlinguai Lexical Organisation for Multilingual Lexical Databases in NADIA. 278-282
  
• Jean Gaschler, Mathieu Lafourcade:
  Manipulating human-oriented dictionaries with very simple tools. 283-286
  
• Georges Fafiotte, François Tcheou:
  Towards Linguistic Knowledge Discovery Assistants: Application To Learning Lexical Properties Of Chinese Characters. 287-291
  
• Boubaker Meddeb-Hamrouni:
  Logic Compression Of Dictionaries For Multilingual Spelling Checkers. 292-296
  
• Kumiko Tanaka, Kyoji Umemura:
  Construction of a Bilingual Dictionary Intermediated by a Third Language. 297-303
  
• Yoshiki Niwa, Yoshihiko Nitta:
  Co-Occurrence Vectors From Corpora Vs. Distance Vectors From Dictionaries. 304-309
  
• Tatsuhiko Tsunoda, Hidehiko Tanaka:
  Analysis of Scene Identification Ability of Associative Memory with Pictorial Dictionary. 310-318
  
• Nils Lenke:
  Anticipating the Reader's Problems and the Automatic Generation of Paraphrases. 319-323
  
• Alicia Ageno, Francesc Ribas, German Rigau, Horacio Rodríguez, Anna Samiotou:
  TGE: Tlinks Generation Environment. 324-328
  
• Xiaorong Huang:
  Planning Argumentative Texts. 329-333
  
• Gang Zhu, Nigel Shadbolt:
  A Hybrid Approach To The Automatic Planning Of Textual Structures. 334-338
  
• Dietmar Rösner, Manfred Stede:
  Generating Multilingual Documents from a Knowledge Base: The TECHDOC Project. 339-343
  
• Kenji Ono, Kazuo Sumita, Seiji Miike:
  Abstract Generation Based On Rhetorical Structure Extraction. 344-348
  
• Lori S. Levin, Sergei Nirenburg:
  The Correct Place of Lexical Semantics in Interlingual MT. 349-355
  
• Karin Harbusch, Gen-ichiro Kikui, Anne Kilger:
  Default Handling In Incremental Generation. 356-362
  
• Eiji Komatsu, Jin Cui, Hiroshi Yasuhara:
  English Generation From Interlingua By Example-Based Method. 363-368
  
• Leo Wanner:
  On Lexically Biased Discourse Organization In Text Generation. 369-378
  
• Norbert Bröker, Udo Hahn, Susanne Schacht:
  Concurrent Lexicalized Dependency Parsing: The ParseTalk Model. 379-385
  
• Christer Samuelsson:
  Notes On LR Parser Design. 386-390
  
• Vladimir Pericliev, Alexander Grigorov:
  Parsing A Flexible Word Order Language. 391-395
  
• Dale Gerdemann:
  Parsing As Tree Traversal. 396-400
  
• Gisela Pitsch:
  LR(k)-Parsing of Coupled-Context-Free Grammars. 401-405
  
• Lauri Karttunen:
  Constructing Lexical Transducers. 406-411
  
• Joachim Quantz:
  An HPSG Parser Based on Description Logics. 412-416
  
• Masayuki Ishii, Kazuhisa Ohta, Hiroaki Saito:
  An Efficient Parser Generator for Natural Language. 417-420
  
• Bernard E. M. Jones:
  Exploring The Role Of Punctuation In Parsing Natural Text. 421-425
  
• Christian Boitet, Mark Seligman:
  The "Whiteboard" Architecture: A Way To Integrate Heterogeneous Components Of NLP Systems. 426-430
  
• Emmanuel Roche:
  Two Parsing Algorithms by Means of Finite State Transducers. 431-435
  
• Hans Uszkoreit, Rolf Backofen, Stephan Busemann, Abdel Kader Diagne, Elizabeth A. Hinkelman, Walter Kasper, Bernd Kiefer, Hans-Ulrich Krieger, Klaus Netter, Günter Neumann, Stephan Oepen, Stephen P. Spackman:
  DISCO-An HPSG-based NLP System and its Application for Appointment Scheduling Project Note. 436-440
  
• Rey-Long Liu, Von-Wun Soo:
  A Corpus-Based Learning Technique for Building A Self-Extensible Parser. 441-446
  
• Roberto Basili, Maria Teresa Pazienza, Paola Velardi:
  A "not-so-shallow" parser for collocational analysis. 447-453
  
• François Barthélemy, François Rouaix:
  A Modular Architecture For Constraint-Based Parsing. 454-460
  
• Mats Wirén:
  Minimal Change and Bounded Incremental Parsing. 461-467
  
• Kôiti Hasida:
  Emergent Parsing and Generation with Generalized Chart. 468-474
  
• Esther König:
  Syntactic-Head-Driven Generation. 475-481
  
• Dekang Lin:
  PRINCIPAR - An Efficient, Broad-coverage, Principle-based Parser. 482-488
  
• Susanne Schacht, Udo Hahn, Norbert Bröker:
  Concurrent Lexicalized Dependency Parsing: A Behavioral View On ParseTalk Events. 489-493
  
• Zelal Güngördü, Kemal Oflazer:
  Parsing Turkish Using The Lexical Functional Grammar Formalism. 494-500
  
• Afzal Ballim, Graham Russell:
  LHIP: Extended DCGs for Configurable Robust Parsing. 501-507
  
• Reinhard Muskens:
  Categorial Grammar And Discourse Representation Theory. 508-514
  
• Béatrice Daille, Éric Gaussier, Jean-Marc Langé:
  Towards Automatic Extraction of Monolingual and Bilingual Terminology. 515-524
  
• Kenneth Ward Church, William A. Gale, Jonathan Helfman, David D. Lewis:
  Fax: An Alternative to SGML. 525-529
  
• Elisabeth André, Thomas Rist:
  Referring To World Objects With Text And Pictures. 530-534
  
• Deok-Bong Kim, Sung-Jin Lee, Key-Sun Choi, Gil-Chang Kim:
  A Two-Level Morphological Analysis Of Korean. 535-539
  
• Chu-Ren Huang, Keh-Jiann Chen, Yun-yan Yang:
  Character-based Collocation for Mandarin Chinese. 540-543
  
• Eneko Agirre, Xabier Arregi, Xabier Artola, Arantza Díaz de Ilarraza Sánchez, Kepa Sarasola:
  Lexical, Knowledge Representation In An Intelligent Dictionary Help System. 544-550
  
• Matthew Hurst:
  Reversible Resolution With An Application To Paraphrasing. 551-555
  
• Virach Sornlertlamvanich, Wantanee Pantachat, Surapant Meknavin:
  Classifier Assignment By Corpus-Based Approach. 556-564
  
• Timo Järvinen:
  Annotating 200 Million Words: The Bank Of English Project. 565-568
  
• Toshihisa Tashiro, Noriyoshi Uratani, Tsuyoshi Morimoto:
  Restructuring Tagged Corpora with Morpheme Adjustment Rules. 569-573
  
• Nancy Ide:
  Encoding standards for large text resources: The Text Encoding Initiative. 574-578
  
• Max Silberztein:
  INTEX: A Corpus Processing System. 579-583
  
• Robert Wing Pong Luk:
  An IBM-PC Environment For Chinese Corpus Analysis. 584-587
  
• Nancy Ide, Jean Véronis:
  MULTEXT: Multilingual Text Tools and Corpora. 588-592
  
• Yuji Sagawa, Noboru Ohnishi, Noboru Sugie:
  A Parser Coping With Self-Repaired Japanese Utterances And Large Corpus-Based Evaluation. 593-597
  
• François Andry, Jean Mark Gawron, John Dowding, Robert C. Moore:
  A Tool For Collecting Domain Dependent Sortal Constraints From Corpora. 598-603
  
• Tomek Strzalkowski:
  Building A Lexical Domain Map From Text Corpora. 604-610
  
• Makoto Nagao, Shinsuke Mori:
  A New Method of N-gram Statistics for Large Number of n and Automatic Extraction of Words and Phrases from Large Text Data of Japanese. 611-615
  
• Yves Lepage:
  Non-directionality and Self-Assessment in an Example-based System Using Genetic Algorithms. 616-621
  
• Geoffrey Leech, Roger Garside, Michael Bryant:
  Claws4: The Tagging Of The British National Corpus. 622-628
  
• Pasi Tapanainen, Timo Järvinen:
  Syntactic Analysis Of Natural Language Using Linguistic Rules And Corpus-Based Patterns. 629-634
  

VOLUME 2

• Paul S. Jacobs:
  Word Sense Acquisition For Multilingual Text Interpretation. 665-671
  
• Hiromi Nakaiwa, Akio Yokoo, Satoru Ikehara:
  A System of Verbal Semantic Attributes Focused on the Syntactic Correspondence between Japanese and English. 672-678
  
• Hiroshi Nakagawa, Shin-ichiro Nishizawa:
  Semantics of Complex Sentences in Japanese. 679-685
  
• Penelope Sibun, David S. Farrar:
  Content Characterization Using Word Shape Tokens. 686-690
  
• Chrysanne DiMarco:
  The Nature Of Near-Synonymic Relations. 691-695
  
• Antonio Sanfilippo, Kerima Benkerimi, Dagmar Dwehus:
  Virtual Polysemy. 696-700
  
• Jonathan J. Webster:
  Building A Windows-Based Bilingual Functional Semantic Processor. 701-705
  
• James Pustejovsky, Pierrette Bouillon:
  On the Proper Role of Coercion in Semantic Typing. 706-711
  
• William B. Dolan:
  Word Sense Ambiguation: Clustering Related Senses. 712-716
  
• Naohiko Uramoto:
  A Best-Match Algorithm for Broad-Coverage Example-Based Disambiguation. 717-721
  
• Mayumi Hiyoshi, Hideo Shimazu:
  Drawing Pictures with Natural Language and Direct Manipulation. 722-726
  
• Hideki Tanaka:
  Verbal Case Frame Acquisition From A Bilingual Corpus: Gradual Knowledge Acquisition. 727-731
  
• Ching-Long Yeh, Chris Mellish:
  An Empirical Study On The Generation Of Zero Anaphors In Chinese. 732-736
  
• Anil S. Chakravarthy:
  Representing Information Need with Semantic Relations. 737-741
  
• Ralph Grishman, John Sterling:
  Generalizing Automatically Generated Selectional Patterns. 742-747
  
• David Milward, Robin Cooper:
  Incremental Interpretation: Applications, Theory, And Relationship To Dynamic Semantics. 748-754
  
• Manabu Okumura, Takeo Honda:
  Word Sense Disambiguation and Text Segmentation Based on Lexical Cohesion. 755-761
  
• Fumiyo Fukumoto, Jun-ichi Tsujii:
  Automatic Recognition of Verbal Polysemy. 762-768
  
• Francesc Ribas Framis:
  An Experiment On Learning Appropriate Selectional Restrictions From A Parsed Corpus. 769-774
  
• Shin-ichiro Kamei, Kazunori Muraki:
  A Discrete Model Of Degree Concept In Natural Language. 775-781
  
• Lucy Vanderwende:
  Algorithm For Automatic Interpretation Of Noun Sequences. 782-788
  
• Hajime Wada:
  A Treatment Of Functional Definite Descriptions. 789-795
  
• Gregor Erbach:
  Bottom-Up Earley Deduction. 796-802
  
• Renate Henschel, John A. Bateman:
  The Merged Upper Model: A Linguistic Ontology For German And English. 803-809
  
• José Ramón Zubizarreta Aizpuru, Craig Jones:
  Modeling Dialogue By Functional Sub Categorization. 813-817
  
• Gerrit Rentier:
  Dutch Cross Serial Dependencies in HPSG. 818-822
  
• Karel Oliva:
  HPSG Lexicon Without Lexical Rules. 823-826
  
• Richard F. E. Sutcliffe, Donie O'Sullivan, Fergus Meharg:
  A Lexicon Of Distributed Noun Representations Constructed By Taxonomic Traversal. 827-831
  
• Hideo Shimazu, Seigo Arita, Yosuke Takashima:
  Multi-Modal Definite Clause Grammar. 832-836
  
• Masaki Kiyono, Jun-ichi Tsujii:
  Hypothesis Selection in Grammar Acquisition. 837-841
  
• Lena Strömbäck:
  Achieving Flexibility In Unification Formalisms. 842-846
  
• Kazunori Muraki, Susumu Akamine, Kenji Satoh, Shinichi Ando:
  TWP: How to Assist English Production on Japanese Word Processor. 847-852
  
• Sebastian Shaumyan:
  Long-Distance Dependencies and Applicative Universal Grammar. 853-858
  
• Young S. Han, Key-Sun Choi:
  A Reestimation Algorithm for Probabilistic Recursive Transition Network. 859-864
  
• Yosiyuki Kobayasi, Takenobu Tokunaga, Hozumi Tanaka:
  Analysis of Japanese Compound Nouns using Collocational Information. 865-869
  
• Satoshi Tojo:
  Free-ordered CUG on Chemical Abstract Machine. 870-874
  
• Arturo Trujillo:
  Computing First And Follow Functions For Feature-Theoretic Grammars. 875-880
  
• Allan Ramsay:
  Focus On "Only" And "Not". 881-885
  
• Kiyoshi Kogure:
  Structure Sharing Problem And Its Solution In Graph Unification. 886-892
  
• Hans-Ulrich Krieger, Ulrich Schäfer:
  TDL-A Type Description Language for Constraint-Based Grammars. 893-899
  
• C. J. Rupp, Rod L. Johnson:
  On The Portability Of Complex Constraint-Based Grammars. 900-905
  
• Vladislav Kubon, Martin Plátek:
  A Grammar Based Approach To A Grammar Checking Of Free Word Order Languages. 906-910
  
• Wonil Lee, Geunbae Lee, Jong-Hyeok Lee:
  Table-driven Neural Syntactic Analysis of Spoken Korean. 911-915
  
• Miroslav Martinovic:
  Universal Guides And Finiteness And Symmetry Of Grammar Processing Algorithms. 916-921
  
• Christine Doran, Dania Egedi, Beth Ann Hockey, Bangalore Srinivas, Martin Zaidel:
  XTAG System - A Wide Coverage Grammar for English. 922-928
  
• Rieks op den Akker, Hugo ter Doest:
  Weakly Restricted Stochastic Grammars. 929-934
  
• David Milward:
  Non-Constituent Coordination: Theory And Practice. 935-941
  
• Koong H. C. Lin, Von-Wun Soo:
  Hypothesis Scoring over Theta Grids Information in Parsing Chinese Sentences with Serial Verb Constructions. 942-948
  
• Ming Zhou, Changning Huang:
  An Efficient Syntactic Tagging Tool For Corpora. 949-955
  
• Dale Gerdemann, Paul John King:
  The Correct And Efficient Implementation Of Appropriateness Specifications For Typed Feature Structures. 956-960
  
• Hisahiro Adachi, Kazuo Kamata:
  A Classification Method For Japanese Signs Using Manual Motion Descriptions. 961-967
  
• Judith Klavans, Evelyne Tzoukermann:
  Machine-Readable Dictionaries in Text-to-Speech Systems. 971-975
  
• Evelyne Tzoukermann:
  Issues In Text-To-Speech For French. 976-982
  
• Alan W. Black, Paul A. Taylor:
  CHATR: a generic speech synthesis system. 983-986
  
• Junko Hosaka, Mark Seligman, Harald Singer:
  Pause As A Phrase Demarcator For Speech And Language Processing. 987-991
  
• Stephen Minnis:
  The Parsody System: Automatic Prediction Of Prosodic Boundaries For Text-To-Speech. 992-996
  
• Günther Görz, Marcus Kesseler:
  Anytime Algorithms for Speech Parsing? 997-1001
  
• Sandiway Pong:
  Towards a Proper Linguistic and Computational Treatment of Scrambling: An Analysis of Japanese. 1002-1006
  
• T. Mark Ellison:
  Phonological Derivation in Optimality Theory. 1007-1013
  
• Mikio Nakano, Akira Shimazu, Kiyoshi Kogure:
  A Grammar And A Parser For Spontaneous Speech. 1014-1020
  
• Christer Johansson:
  Catching The Cheshire Cat. 1021-1025
  
• Dirk Speelman, Geert Adriaens:
  A Dutch to SQL database interface using Generalized Quantifier Theory. 1029-1033
  
• Sophia Ananiadou:
  A Methodology For Automatic Term Recognition. 1034-1038
  
• Florence Pugeault, Patrick Saint-Dizier, Marie-Gaelle Monteil:
  Knowledge Extraction from Texts: a method for extracting predicate-argument structures from texts. 1039-1043
  
• Takehito Utsuro, Kiyotaka Uchimoto, Mitsutaka Matsumoto, Makoto Nagao:
  Thesaurus-based Efficient Example Retrieval by Generating Retrieval Queries from Similarities. 1044-1048
  
• Antoine Ogonowski, Marie Luce Herviou, Eva Dauphin:
  Tools for Extracting and Structuring Knowledge from Texts. 1049-1053
  
• Robin Collier:
  N-Gram Cluster Identification During Empirical Knowledge Representation Generation. 1054-1058
  
• Louise Guthrie, Elbert A. Walker:
  Document Classification By Machine: Theory and Practice. 1059-1063
  
• Tsuyoshi Kitani, Yoshio Eriguchi, Masami Hara:
  Pattern Matching In The Textract Information Extraction System. 1064-1070
  
• Jussi Karlgren, Douglas R. Cutting:
  Recognizing Text Genres With Simple Metrics Using Discriminant Analysis. 1071-1075
  
• Takehito Utsuro, Hiroshi Ikeda, Masaya Yamane, Yuji Matsumoto, Makoto Nagao:
  Bilingual Text, Matching using Bilingual Dictionary and Statistics. 1076-1082
  
• Damien Genthial, Jacques Courtin, Jacques Menezo:
  Towards A More User-Friendly Correction. 1083-1088
  
• Hagen Langer:
  Reverse Queries in DATR. 1089-1095
  
• Pascale Fung, Kenneth Ward Church:
  K-vec: A New Approach for Aligning Parallel Texts. 1096-1102
  
• Yoichi Uetake:
  A Formal Representation Of The Thematic-Rhematic Structure Of Sentences Based On A Typed A-Calculus. 1105-1108
  
• Chinatsu Aone:
  Customizing And Evaluating A Multilingual Discourse Module. 1109-1113
  
• Seiki Akama, Yotaro Nakayama:
  Consequence Relations In DRT. 1114-1117
  
• Philip Edmonds:
  Collaboration On Reference To Objects That Are Not Mutually Known. 1118-1122
  
• Sadao Kurohashi, Makoto Nagao:
  Automatic Detection of Discourse Structure by Checking Surface Information in Sentences. 1123-1127
  
• Jóse Abraços, José Gabriel Lopes:
  Extending DRT With A Focusing Mechanism For Pronominal Anaphora And Ellipsis Resolution. 1128-1132
  
• Takahiro Wakao:
  Reference Resolution Using Semantic Patterns In Japanese Newspaper Articles. 1133-1137
  
• Kohji Dohsaka:
  Exploiting Reference Interaction In Resolving Temporal Reference. 1138-1144
  
• Tadashi Nomoto, Yoshihiko Nitta:
  A Grammatico-Statistical Approach To Discourse Partitioning. 1145-1150
  
• Shingo Takada, Norihisa Doi:
  Centering in Japanese: A Step Towards Better Interpretation of Pronouns and Zero-Pronouns. 1151-1156
  
• Tetsuya Nasukawa:
  Robust Method Of Pronoun Resolution Using Full-Text Information. 1157-1163
  
• Hisashi Komatsu, Norihiro Ogata, Akira Ishikawa:
  Towards a Dynamic Theory of Belief-Sharing in Cooperative Dialogues. 1164-1169
  
• Ruslan Mitkov:
  An Integrated Model For Anaphora Resolution. 1170-1176
  
• Jun-ichi Fukumoto, Jun-ichi Tsujii:
  Breaking Down Rhetorical Relations for the purpose of Analysing Discourse Structures. 1177-1183
  
• Johan Bos:
  Presupposition & Vp-Ellipsis. 1184-1190
  
• Elizabeth A. Hinkelman, Stephen P. Spackman:
  Communicating With Multiple Agents. 1191-1197
  
• Eric Brill, Philip Resnik:
  A Rule-Based Approach to Prepositional Phrase Attachment Disambiguation. 1198-1204
  
• Marilyn A. Walker:
  Discourse and Deliberation- Testing a Collaborative Strategy. 1205-1211
  
• Tomoyosi Akiba, Hozumi Tanaka:
  A Bayesian Approach for User Modeling in Dialogue Systems. 1212-1218
  
• Chao-Huang Chang:
  Word Class Discovery For Postprocessing Chinese Handwriting Recognition. 1221-1225
  
• Marc Dymetman:
  A Simple Transformation for ONine-Parsable Grammars and its Termination Properties. 1226-1230
  
• Cheng-ming Guo, Changning Huang, Jun-ping Gong, Jin Li:
  The Evolution Of Machine-Tractable Dictionaries. 1231-1234
  
• Mark Hepple:
  Discontinuity And The Lambek Calculus. 1235-1239
  
• Dirk Heylen, Kerry G. Maxwell, Marc Verhagen:
  Lexical Functions And Machine Translation. 1240-1244
  
• Wanying Jin:
  Chinese Segmentation Disambiguation. 1245-1249
  
• Paul John King:
  Typed Feature Structures As Descriptions. 1250-1254
  
• Karin Kipper, Vera Lúcia Strube de Lima:
  Portuguese Analysis with Tree Adjoining Grammars. 1255-1261
  
• Hyuk-Chul Kwon, Lauri Karttunen:
  Incremental Construction of a Lexical Transducer for Korean. 1262-1266
  
• Ruzhan Lu:
  Dynamic Logic With Possible World. 1267-1269
  
• Gábor Prószéky, Miklós Pál, László Tihanyi:
  Humor-Based Applications. 1270-1273
  
• Zhou Qiang, Yu Shiwen:
  Blending Segmentation With Tagging In Chinese Language Corpus Processing. 1274-1278
  
• R. A. Sharman:
  Syllable-based Phonetic transcription by Maximum Likelihood Methods. 1279-1283
  
• Pius ten Hacken, Stephan Bopp, Marc Domenig, Dieter Holz, Alain Hsiung, Sandro Pedrazzini:
  A Knowledge Acquisition and Management System for Morphological Dictionaries. 1284-1288
  
• Wlodek Zadrozny, Marcin Szummer, Stanislaw Jarecki, David E. Johnson, Leora Morgenstern:
  NL Understanding with a Grammar of Constructions. 1289-1293