Paper ID
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Title |
Author(s) |
P96-1057 | Processing Complex Sentences in the Centering Framework | Michael Strube
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W94-0110 | Combining Linguistic with Statistical Methods in Automatic Speech Understanding | Patti Price
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C94-1098 | A PARSER COPING WITH SELF-REPAIRED JAPANESE UTTERANCES AND LARGE CORPUS-BASED EVALUATION | Yuji Sagawa; Noboru Ohnishi; Noboru Sugie
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P98-1048 | Experiments with Learning Parsing Heuristics | Sylvain Delisle; Sylvain Letourneau; Stan Marwin
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W05-1519 | Exploring Features for Identifying Edited Regions in Disfluent Sentences | Qi Zhang; Fuliang Weng
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P93-1007 | A SPEECH-FIRST MODEL FOR REPAIR DETECTION AND CORRECTION | Christine Nakatani; Julia Hirschberg
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N03-3007 | Word Fragments Identification Using Acoustic-Prosodic Features in Conversational Speech | Yang Liu
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E03-3001 | Learning to Identify Fragmented Words in Spoken Discourse | Piroska Lendvai
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P92-1008 | INTEGRATING MULTIPLE KNOWLEDGE SOURCES FOR DETECTION AND CORRECTION OF REPAIRS IN HUMAN-COMPUTER DIALOG | John Bear; John Dowding; Elizabeth Shribergf
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C90-2017 | Discourse Anaphora | Joke Dorrepaal
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I05-4001 | Domain Knowledge Engineering Based on Encyclopedias and the Web Text | Sui Zhifang; Cui Gaoying; Ding Wansong; Zhang Qinlong
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W97-1515 | Experiences with the GTU grammar development environment | Martin Volk
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W98-1418 | GENERATION OF NOUN COMPOUNDS IN HEBREW: CAN SYNTACTIC KNOWLEDGE BE FULLY ENCAPSULATED? | Yael Dahan Netzer; Michael Elhadad
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11 | Word Order Variation in German Main Clauses. A Corpus Analysis | Andrea Weber and Karin Müller
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H93-1066 | A SPEECH-FIRST MODEL FOR REPAIR DETECTION AND CORRECTION | Christine Nakatani; Julia Hirschberg
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