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Alpha/Numeric Extraction Technique Phase II.
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Semantics and Quantification in Natural Language Question Answering
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Natural Language Data Base Query: Using the Data Base Itself as the Definition of World Knowledge and as an Extension of the Dictionary.
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An Annotated Bibliography of Natural Language and Speech Understanding Systems.
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Speech Understanding Systems. Summary of Results of the Five-Year Research Effort at Carnegie-Mellon University
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A Design-Interpretation Analysis of Natural English-with Applications to Man-Computer Interaction.
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Man-Machine Communication Research.
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The Inference of Domain Structure from Informal Process Descriptions
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An Assessment of Reliability of Dialogue Annotation Instructions
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Bootstrapping a Small Translator Writing System.
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A Goal-Oriented Model of Natural Language Interaction
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A Natural Language Graphics System.
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A Framework for Processing Dialogue
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Abstract: This report describes a framework for handling mixed-initiative English dialogue in a console session environment, with emphasis on recognition. Within this framework, both linguistic and non-linguistic activities are modelled by structures called 'methods', which are a declarative form of procedural knowledge. The design focuses on units of linguistic activity larger than the speech act, so that the pragmatic and semantic context of an utterance can be used to guide its interpretation. Also important is the treatment of indirect speech acts, e.g., the different ways to ask a question, give a command, etc. Given the static model of dialogue embodied in the methods, the problems is to find the correct method step that relates to a particular input. This problem is handled through a combination of careful structural distinctions and the use of multiple recognition strategies. The dialogue methods are used to generate expectations dynamically, special structures are used to facilitate matching, and a basic distinction between four major utterance classes is used to determine which of several overall matching strategies should be used for a given expectation. ; Sponsored in part by the Advanced Research Project Agency of the Department of Defense.
Keyword: *COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS; *COMPUTER PROGRAMMING; *DIALOGUES; *MAN COMPUTER INTERFACE; AUTOMATIC; Bionics; COMPREHENSION; Computer Hardware; Computer Programming and Software; DATA PROCESSING TERMINALS; ENGLISH LANGUAGE; Human Factors Engineering & Man Machine System; INFORMATION PROCESSING; INTERROGATION; Linguistics; MAN MACHINE SYSTEMS; MATCHING; MODELS; NATURAL LANGUAGE; OWL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE; PATTERN RECOGNITION; SEMANTICS; USER NEEDS
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Speech Understanding Systems. Volume I. Introduction and Overview.
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Speech Understanding Systems. Volume 4. Syntax and Semantics
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Writing and Following Procedural Descriptive and Restricted Syntax Language Instructions.
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Speech Understanding Systems. Volume 3. Lexicon, Lexical Retrieval and Control
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Getting the GIST: A Computational Theory of Sentence Understanding
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Interactive Human Communication: Some Lessons Learned from Laboratory Experiments.
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A Method for Studying Natural Language Dialogue.
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