3. EACL 1987: Copenhagen, Denmark

• Laurence Danlos:
  The Linguistic Basis of Text Generation. 1
  
• Martin Kay:
  Nonconcatenative Finite-State Morphology. 2-10
  
• Alan W. Black, Graeme D. Ritchie, Stephen G. Pulman, Graham Russell:
  Formalisms For Morphographemic Description. 11-18
  
• Peter Lau, Sergei Perschke:
  MORPHOLOGY in the EUROTRA BASE LEVEL CONCEPT. 19-25
  
• Angela Ralli, Eleni Galiotou:
  A Morphological Processor For Modern Greek. 26-31
  
• Marina Russo:
  A Generative Grammar Approach For The Morphologic And Morphosyntactic Analysis Of Italian. 32-37
  
• Eric Atwell:
  How To Detect Grammatical Errors In A Text Without Parsing IT. 38-45
  
• Wolfgang Menzel:
  Automated Reasoning About Natural Language Correctness. 46-51
  
• R. Casajuana, C. Rodriguez, L. Sopeña, C. Villar:
  Towards An Integrated Environment For Spanish Document Verification And Composition. 52-55
  
• Eric Atwell, Nicos Frixou Drakos:
  Pattern Recognition Applied To The Acquisition Of A Grammatical Classification System From Unrestricted English Text. 56-62
  
• Branimir Boguraev, David M. Carter, Ted Briscoe:
  A Multi-Purpose Interface to an On-line Dictionary. 63-69
  
• Walter Daelemans:
  A Tool For The Automatic Creation, Extension And Updating Of Lexical Knowledge Bases. 70-74
  
• Cinzia Costantini, Danilo Fum, Giovanni Guida:
  Text Understanding With Multiple Knowledge Sources: An Experiment In Distributed Parsing. 75-79
  
• Paolo D'Orta, Marco Ferretti, Alessandro Martelli, Stefano Scarci:
  An Automatic Speech Recognition System For The Italian Language. 80-83
  
• Ute Ehrlich:
  Multilevel Semantic Analysis In An Automatic Speech Understanding And Dialog System. 84-90
  
• Alessandro Martelli:
  Stochastic Modeling Of Language Via Sentence Space Partitioning. 91-93
  
• Mary McGee Wood, Elaine Pollard, Heather Horsfall, Natsuko Holden, Brian J. Chandler, Jeremy J. Carroll:
  Dictionary Organization For Machine Translation: The Experience And Implications Of The Umist Japanese Project. 94-98
  
• Petr Sgall, Jarmila Panevová:
  Machine Translation, Linguistics, And Interlingua. 99-103
  
• Eva Hajicová, Zdenek Kirschner:
  Fail-Soft ("Emergency") Measures In A Production-Oriented MT System. 104-108
  
• Poul Søren Kjærsgaard:
  REFTEX - A Context-Based Translation Aid. 109-112
  
• Jan Hajic:
  RUSLAN - An MT System Between Closely Related Languages. 113-117
  
• Lisette Appelo, Carel Fellinger, Jan Landsbergen:
  Subgrammars, Rule Classes and Control in the Rosetta Translation System. 118-133
  
• Dominique Petitpierre, Steven Krauwer, Louis des Tombe, Doug Arnold, Giovanni B. Varile:
  A Model For Preference. 134-139
  
• Lars Ahrenberg:
  Parsing into Discourse Object Descriptions. 140-147
  
• Michael Hess:
  Descriptional Anaphora In Discourse Representation Theory. 148-155
  
• James Kilbury:
  A Proposal For Modifications In The Formalism Of GPSG. 156-159
  
• Yusoff Zaharin:
  String-Tree Correspondence Grammar: A Declarative Grammar Formalism For Defining The Correspondence Between Strings Of Terms And Tree Structures. 160-166
  
• Henrik Rue:
  Danish Field Grammar In Typed Prolog. 167-172
  
• Karine Baschung, Gabriel G. Bès, Annick Corluy, Thierry Guillotin:
  Auxiliaries And Clitics In French UCG Grammar. 173-178
  
• Dagmar Schmauks:
  Natural And Simulated Pointing. 179-185
  
• Paul Decitre, Thomas Grossi, Cléo Jullien, Jean-Philippe Solvay:
  Planning For Problem Formulation In Advice-Giving Dialogue. 186-190
  
• Marie A. Bienkowski:
  Modeling Extemporaneous Elaboration. 191-195
  
• Massimo Marino, Antonella Spiezio, Giacomo Ferrari, Irina Prodanof:
  An Efficient Context-Free Parser For Augmented Phrase-Structure Grammars. 196-202
  
• Harry Bunt, Jan Thesingh, Ko van der Sloot:
  Discontinuous Constituents In Trees, Rules, And Parsing. 203-210
  
• Ted Briscoe:
  Deterministic Parsing And Unbounded Dependencies. 211-217
  
• K. Valkonen, Harri Jäppinen, Aarno Lehtola, Matti Ylilammi:
  Declarative Nodel For Dependency Parsing - A View Into Blackboard Methodology. 218-225
  
• Mats Wirén:
  A Comparison of Rule-Invocation Strategies in Context-Free Chart Parsing. 226-233
  
• Oliviero Stock:
  Coping With Dynamic Syntactic Strategies: An Experimental Environment For An Experimental Parser. 234-240
  
• William J. Black:
  Acquisition of Conceptual Data Models from Natural Language Descriptions. 241-248
  
• Maria Teresa Pazienza, Paola Velardi:
  A Structured Representation Of Word-Senses For Semantic Analysis. 249-257
  
• Erik Colban, Jens Erik Fenstad:
  Situations And Prepositional Phrases. 258-261
  
• Alexander Nakhimovsky:
  Temporal Reasoning In Natural Language Understanding: The Temporal Structure Of The Narrative. 262-269
  
• Frank Van Eynde:
  Iteration, Habituality And Verb Form Semantics. 270-277
  
• Morena Danieli, Franco Ferrara, Roberto Gemello, Claudio Rullent:
  Integrating Semantics And Flexible Syntax By Exploiting Isomorphism Between Gramnatical And Senantical Relations. 278-283
  
• Jean-Louis Binot:
  Fragmentation And Part Of Speech Disambiguation. 284-290
  
• Dafydd Gibbon:
  Finite State Processing Of Tone Systems. 291-297
  
• László Kálmán:
  Representation Of Feature Systems In A Non-Connectionist Molecular Machine. 298-301
  
• Jürgen Kunze:
  Some Remarks On Case Relations. 302-305
  
• Stephen G. Pulman:
  Passives. 306-313
  
• Dorothee Reimann:
  Dealing With The Notion "Obligatory" In Syntactic Analysis. 314-318
  

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