While it has been established that transi-tions between discourse relations are im-portant for coherence, such information has not so far been used to aid in lan-guage generation. We introduce an ap-proach to discourse planning for concept-to-text generation systems which simul-taneously determines the order of mes-sages and the discourse relations between them. This approach makes it straightfor-ward to use statistical transition models, such as n-gram models of discourse re-lations learned from an annotated corpus. We show that using such a model signif-icantly improves the quality of the gener-ated text as judged by humans.
A natural language generation system is typically constituted by two main components: a content plan...
We present an unsupervised linguistically-based approach to discourse relations recognition, which u...
In this paper we argue that coherence relations between discourse units are ultimately based on ment...
If a generation system is to produce text in response to a given communicative goal, it must be able...
Natural language generation is a knowledge-intensive, goal-directed process involving many interacti...
Discourse processing is to identify coherent relations, such as contrast and causal relation, from w...
International audienceWe argue that Discourse Representation Structures form a suitable level of lan...
A discourse constitutes a locally and globally coherent text in which words, clauses and sentences a...
Language exhibits structure beyond the sentence level (e.g. the syntactic structure of a sentence). ...
The profound use of the computer in discourse analysis must employ a theory of discourse comprehensi...
In recent times, there has been an increase in the number of Natural Language Generation systems tha...
A well-written text is not merely a sequence of independent and isolated sentences, but instead a se...
We describe a corpus-based approach to natural language generation (NLG). The approach has been impl...
We are developing a Natural Language Generation (NLG) system that generates texts tailored for the r...
Discourse coherence plays an important role in the translation of one text. However, the previous re...
A natural language generation system is typically constituted by two main components: a content plan...
We present an unsupervised linguistically-based approach to discourse relations recognition, which u...
In this paper we argue that coherence relations between discourse units are ultimately based on ment...
If a generation system is to produce text in response to a given communicative goal, it must be able...
Natural language generation is a knowledge-intensive, goal-directed process involving many interacti...
Discourse processing is to identify coherent relations, such as contrast and causal relation, from w...
International audienceWe argue that Discourse Representation Structures form a suitable level of lan...
A discourse constitutes a locally and globally coherent text in which words, clauses and sentences a...
Language exhibits structure beyond the sentence level (e.g. the syntactic structure of a sentence). ...
The profound use of the computer in discourse analysis must employ a theory of discourse comprehensi...
In recent times, there has been an increase in the number of Natural Language Generation systems tha...
A well-written text is not merely a sequence of independent and isolated sentences, but instead a se...
We describe a corpus-based approach to natural language generation (NLG). The approach has been impl...
We are developing a Natural Language Generation (NLG) system that generates texts tailored for the r...
Discourse coherence plays an important role in the translation of one text. However, the previous re...
A natural language generation system is typically constituted by two main components: a content plan...
We present an unsupervised linguistically-based approach to discourse relations recognition, which u...
In this paper we argue that coherence relations between discourse units are ultimately based on ment...