This document combines the basic ideas of my master´s thesis - which has been developped within the WIP project - with new results from my work as a member of WIP, as far as they concern the integration and further development of the implemented system. ISGT (in German 'Inkrementeller Syntaktischer Generierer natürlicher Sprache mit TAGs´) is a syntactic component for a text generation system and is based on Tree Adjoining Grammars. It is lexically guided and consists of two levels of syntactic processing: A component that computes the hierarchical structure of the sentence under construction (hierarchical level) and a component that computes the word position and utters the sentence (positional level). The central aim of this work has been...
This thesis is on Natural Language Generation. It describes a linguistic realisation system that tr...
This thesis explores issues related to using a restricted mathematical formalism as the formal basis...
Instructional text, because it is a useful and relatively constrained sub-Ianguage, has been a popul...
With the increasing capacity of AI systems the design of human--computer interfaces has become a fav...
Exploiting an incremental and parallel processing scheme is useful to improve the performance of nat...
The acceptance of natural language generation systems strongly depends on their capability to facili...
This paper describes the construction of syntactic structures within an incremental multi-level and ...
Tree Adjoining Grammars (TAGs) - as used in the parsing algorithm of Harbusch - can be improved with...
Human speakers often produce sentences incrementally. They can start speaking having in mind only a ...
Schema-tree adjoining grammars are proposed for compressing natural-language grammars. Their rules a...
The syntactic generator of the WIP system is based on the representation formalism `Tree Adjoining G...
This paper presents a theory of the syntactic aspects of human sentence production. An important cha...
Certain categories of language learners need feedback on the grammatical structure of sentences they...
In this paper, we will describe a tree generating system called tree-adjoining grammar(TAG)and state...
Incremental sentence generation imposes special constraints on the representation of the grammar and...
This thesis is on Natural Language Generation. It describes a linguistic realisation system that tr...
This thesis explores issues related to using a restricted mathematical formalism as the formal basis...
Instructional text, because it is a useful and relatively constrained sub-Ianguage, has been a popul...
With the increasing capacity of AI systems the design of human--computer interfaces has become a fav...
Exploiting an incremental and parallel processing scheme is useful to improve the performance of nat...
The acceptance of natural language generation systems strongly depends on their capability to facili...
This paper describes the construction of syntactic structures within an incremental multi-level and ...
Tree Adjoining Grammars (TAGs) - as used in the parsing algorithm of Harbusch - can be improved with...
Human speakers often produce sentences incrementally. They can start speaking having in mind only a ...
Schema-tree adjoining grammars are proposed for compressing natural-language grammars. Their rules a...
The syntactic generator of the WIP system is based on the representation formalism `Tree Adjoining G...
This paper presents a theory of the syntactic aspects of human sentence production. An important cha...
Certain categories of language learners need feedback on the grammatical structure of sentences they...
In this paper, we will describe a tree generating system called tree-adjoining grammar(TAG)and state...
Incremental sentence generation imposes special constraints on the representation of the grammar and...
This thesis is on Natural Language Generation. It describes a linguistic realisation system that tr...
This thesis explores issues related to using a restricted mathematical formalism as the formal basis...
Instructional text, because it is a useful and relatively constrained sub-Ianguage, has been a popul...