This paper provides a solution to discourse structure adaptation in the process of automatic hypermedia presentation generation. Existing approaches to discourse structure composition are based on the assumption that a user can comprehend relations between the elements in a discourse structure if the overall structure is semantically coherent. This assumption does not, so far, take into account specific user needs. In this paper we show that although discourse structure composition approaches significantly differ, a general model of the composition process can be derived.Within this general model we identify how adaptation can be applied. We formulate the problem of discourse adaptation with regard to the general model and present our propo...
Summary. The multiplication of presentation contexts (such as mobile phones, PDAs) for multimedia do...
textabstractFor humans to gain comprehensive views of large amounts of repository contents, they nee...
textabstractFor humans to gain comprehensive views of large amounts of repository contents, they nee...
This paper provides a solution to discourse structure adaptation in the process of automatic hyperme...
This paper provides a solution to discourse structure adaptation in the process of automatic hyperme...
We address the problem of building a flexible discourse model that enables creation of relatively co...
We address the problem of building a flexible discourse model that enables creation of relatively co...
Generating hypermedia presentations requires processing constituent material into coherent, unified ...
. This summary describes how user-adapted hypermedia can be generated from discourse plans; the appl...
Unlike conventional printed text which allows for passive viewing only, computer-based presentations...
In this paper we discuss issues that emerge in the attempt to integrate effectively techniques comin...
Hypermedia communicative devices are patterns of hypermedia presentation structure with specific aff...
textabstractHypermedia communicative devices are patterns of hypermedia presentation structure with ...
In order to produce coherent linear documents, Natural Language Generation (NLG) systems have tradit...
Hypermedia structured in terms of the higher-level intent of its author can be adapted to a wider va...
Summary. The multiplication of presentation contexts (such as mobile phones, PDAs) for multimedia do...
textabstractFor humans to gain comprehensive views of large amounts of repository contents, they nee...
textabstractFor humans to gain comprehensive views of large amounts of repository contents, they nee...
This paper provides a solution to discourse structure adaptation in the process of automatic hyperme...
This paper provides a solution to discourse structure adaptation in the process of automatic hyperme...
We address the problem of building a flexible discourse model that enables creation of relatively co...
We address the problem of building a flexible discourse model that enables creation of relatively co...
Generating hypermedia presentations requires processing constituent material into coherent, unified ...
. This summary describes how user-adapted hypermedia can be generated from discourse plans; the appl...
Unlike conventional printed text which allows for passive viewing only, computer-based presentations...
In this paper we discuss issues that emerge in the attempt to integrate effectively techniques comin...
Hypermedia communicative devices are patterns of hypermedia presentation structure with specific aff...
textabstractHypermedia communicative devices are patterns of hypermedia presentation structure with ...
In order to produce coherent linear documents, Natural Language Generation (NLG) systems have tradit...
Hypermedia structured in terms of the higher-level intent of its author can be adapted to a wider va...
Summary. The multiplication of presentation contexts (such as mobile phones, PDAs) for multimedia do...
textabstractFor humans to gain comprehensive views of large amounts of repository contents, they nee...
textabstractFor humans to gain comprehensive views of large amounts of repository contents, they nee...