Exploiting an incremental and parallel processing scheme is useful to improve the performance of natural language generation systems. TAG--GEN is a TAG--based syntactic generator that realizes both principles. It is shown how the demands of incremental and parallel generation influence the definition, the design, and the processing of syntactic rules on the basis of Tree Adjoining Grammars. Keywords Natural Language Generation, Incremental Processing, Tree Adjoining Grammar 1 Introduction The growing importance of natural language for human--computer interfaces motivates researchers in the field of artificial intelligence to search for methods that improve the performance of those systems. We developed the flexible and efficient syntacti...
The dominant language modeling paradigm handles text as a sequence of discrete tokens. While that ap...
Abstract. Incremental processing is relevant for language modeling, speech recognition and language ...
Schema-tree adjoining grammars are proposed for compressing natural-language grammars. Their rules a...
The acceptance of natural language generation systems strongly depends on their capability to facili...
This document combines the basic ideas of my master´s thesis - which has been developped within the ...
With the increasing capacity of AI systems the design of human--computer interfaces has become a fav...
Tree-adjoining grammars (TAG) have been proposed as a formalism for generation based on the intuitio...
Human speakers often produce sentences incrementally. They can start speaking having in mind only a ...
In this paper we describe a natural language generation system which takes as its input a set of ass...
AbstractWe present a new model of natural language processing in which natural language parsing and ...
The syntactic generator of the WIP system is based on the representation formalism `Tree Adjoining G...
It has been widely recognized that the relations human grammar exploits are sensitive to constraints...
Abstract. Deep grammar Formalism such as Tree Adjoining Grammar(TAG) is widely used in Natural Langu...
In this paper, we will describe a tree generating system called tree-adjoining grammar (TAG) and sta...
it Human speakers often produce sentences incremen-tally. They can start speaking having in mind onl...
The dominant language modeling paradigm handles text as a sequence of discrete tokens. While that ap...
Abstract. Incremental processing is relevant for language modeling, speech recognition and language ...
Schema-tree adjoining grammars are proposed for compressing natural-language grammars. Their rules a...
The acceptance of natural language generation systems strongly depends on their capability to facili...
This document combines the basic ideas of my master´s thesis - which has been developped within the ...
With the increasing capacity of AI systems the design of human--computer interfaces has become a fav...
Tree-adjoining grammars (TAG) have been proposed as a formalism for generation based on the intuitio...
Human speakers often produce sentences incrementally. They can start speaking having in mind only a ...
In this paper we describe a natural language generation system which takes as its input a set of ass...
AbstractWe present a new model of natural language processing in which natural language parsing and ...
The syntactic generator of the WIP system is based on the representation formalism `Tree Adjoining G...
It has been widely recognized that the relations human grammar exploits are sensitive to constraints...
Abstract. Deep grammar Formalism such as Tree Adjoining Grammar(TAG) is widely used in Natural Langu...
In this paper, we will describe a tree generating system called tree-adjoining grammar (TAG) and sta...
it Human speakers often produce sentences incremen-tally. They can start speaking having in mind onl...
The dominant language modeling paradigm handles text as a sequence of discrete tokens. While that ap...
Abstract. Incremental processing is relevant for language modeling, speech recognition and language ...
Schema-tree adjoining grammars are proposed for compressing natural-language grammars. Their rules a...