Computational Linguistics

Content: 
International Series in MODERN APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Page v
INTRODUCTION, Pages ix-xi, Nick Cercone
INTERPRETING NETWORK FORMALISMS, Pages 1-13, DAVID J. ISRAEL
SOME REPRESENTATIONAL ISSUES IN DEFAULT REASONING, Pages 15-27, RAYMOND REITER, GIOVANNI CRISCUOLO
GENERATING LANGUAGE FROM CONCEPTUAL GRAPHS, Pages 29-43, JOHN F. SOWA
SEMANTIC PROCESSING OF TEXTS IN RESTRICTED SUBLANGUAGES, Pages 45-58, RICHARD I. KITTREDGE
THE CONTROL OF INFERENCING IN NATURAL LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING, Pages 59-70, ABE LOCKMAN, DAVID KLAPPHOLZ
WHAT THE SPEAKER MEANS: THE RECOGNITION OF SPEAKERS' PLANS IN DISCOURSE, Pages 71-82, CANDACE L. SIDNER
FORMAL SEMANTIC AND COMPUTER TEXT PROCESSING, 1982, Pages 83-95, J.G. MEUNIER, F. LEPAGE
ARGOT: A SYSTEM OVERVIEW, Pages 97-109, JAMES F. ALLEN
DESCRIPTION DIRECTED CONTROL: ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR NATURAL LANGUAGE GENERATION, Pages 111-129, DAVID D. MCDONALD
UNDERSTANDING NOVEL LANGUAGE, Pages 131-147, GERALD F. DEJONG, DAVID L. WALTZ
A COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO FUZZY QUANTIFIERS IN NATURAL LANGUAGES, Pages 149-184, LOTFI A. ZADEH
RECOGNITION MECHANISMS FOR SCHEMA-BASED KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATIONS, Pages 185-199, WILLIAM S. HAVENS
An Approach to the Organization of Knowledge and its use in Natural Language Recall Tasks, Pages 201-214, GORDON I. MCCALLA
MINIMAL AND ALMOST MINIMAL PERFECT HASH FUNCTION SEARCH WITH APPLICATION TO NATURAL LANGUAGE LEXICON DESIGN, Pages 215-231, NICK CERCONE, MAX KRAUSE, JOHN BOATES
EXTENDED NATURAL LANGUAGE DATA BASE INTERACTIONS, Pages 233-244, BONNIE WEBBER, ARAVIND JOSHI, ERIC MAYS, KATHLEEN MCKEOWN
INDEX, Page 245