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P03-1022

A Machine Learning Approach to Pronoun Resolution in Spoken Dialogue

Michael Strube; Christoph Muller

P98-2204

Never Look Back: An Alternative to Centering

Michael Strube

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The Importance of Discourse Context for Statistical Natural Language Generation

Cassandre Cresswell and Elsi Kaiser

E99-1006

Resolving Discourse Deictic Anaphora in Dialogues

Miriam Eckert; Michael Strube

P00-1051

Specifying the Parameters of Centering Theory: a Corpus-Based Evaluation using Text from Application-Oriented Domains

M. Poesio; H. Cheng; R. Henschel; J. Hitzeman; R. Kibble; R. Stevenson

P03-2012

High-precision Identification of Discourse New and Unique Noun Phrases

Olga Uryupina

P99-1006

Discourse Relations: A Structural and Presuppositional Account Using Lexicalised TAG

Bonnie Webber; Alistair Knott; Matthew Stone; Aravind Joshi

W00-1423

Coordination and context-dependence in the generation of embodied conversation

Justine Cassell; Matthew Stone; Hao Yan

W96-0410

Paying Heed to Collocations

Matthew Stone; Christine Doran

J01-4003

A Corpus-Based Evaluation of Centering and Pronoun Resolution

Joel R. Tetreault

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Improving Pronoun Resolution by Incorporating Coreferential Information of Candidates

Xiaofeng Yang, Jian Su, Guodong Zhou and Chew-Lim Tan

H93-1062

INTERPRETATION OF PROPER NOUNS FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL

Woojin Paik; Elizabeth D. Liddy; Edmund Yu; Mary McKenna

J02-3003

Toward an Aposynthesis of Topic Continuity and Intrasentential Anaphora

Eleni Miltsakaki

C92-4182

PREDICTING NOUN-PHRASE SURFACE FORMS USING CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION

Takayuki YAMAOKA; Hitoshi IIDA; Hidekazu ARITA

P83-1007

PROVIDING A UNIFIED ACCOUNT OF DEFINITE NOUN PHRASES IN DISCOURSE

Barbara J. Grosz; Aravind K. Joshi; Scott Weinstein