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Computational Linguistics

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Computational Linguistics is the only publication devoted exclusively to the design and analysis of natural language processing systems. From this unique quarterly, university and industry linguists, computational linguists, artificial intelligence (AI) investigators, cognitive scientists, speech specialists, and philosophers get information about computational aspects of research on language, linguistics, and the psychology of language processing and performance.

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Contents:

1

R. Milne. Resolving Lexical Ambiguity in a Deterministic Parser. Computational Linguistics, 12:1-12, 1986.

2

P. K. Fink and A. W. Biermann. The Correction of Ill-Formed Input Using History-Based Expectation with Applications to Speech Understanding. Computational Linguistics, 12:13-36, 1986.

3

M. Selfridge. Integrated Processing Produces Robust Understanding. Computational Linguistics, 12:89-106, 1986.

4

J. K. Kalita, M. L. Jones, and G. I. McCalla. Summarizing Natural Language Database Responses. Computational Linguistics, 12:107-124, 1986.

5

B. J. Grosz and C. L. Sidner. Attention, Intentions, and the Structure of Discourse. Computational Linguistics, 12:175-204, 1986.

6

R. Grishman, L. Hirschman, and N. T. Nhan. Discovery Procedures for Sublanguage Selectional Patterns: Initial Experiments. Computational Linguistics, 12:205-215, 1986.

7

H. Jäppinen and M. Ylilammi. Associative Model of Morphological Analysis: An Empirical Inquiry. Computational Linguistics, 12:257-272, 1986.

8

B. A. Goodman. Reference Identification and Reference Identification Failures. Computational Linguistics, 12:273-305, 1986.

9

E. P. Stabler. Restricting Logic Grammars with Government-Binding Theory. Computational Linguistics, 13:1-10, 1987.

10

R. Cohen. Analyzing the Structure of Argumentative Discourse. Computational Linguistics, 13:11-24, 1987.

11

M. B. Kac, A. Manaster-Ramer, and W. C. Rounds. Simultaneous-Distributive Coordination and Context-Freeness. Computational Linguistics, 13:25-30, 1987.

12

M. Tomita. An Efficient Augmented-Context-Free Parsing Algorithm. Computational Linguistics, 13:31-46, 1987.

13

J. R. Hobbs and S. M. Shieber. An Algorithm for Generating Quantifier Scopings. Computational Linguistics, 13:47-63, 1987.

14

H. Alshawi. Processing Dictionary Definitions with Phrasal Pattern Hierarchies. Computational Linguistics, 13:195-202, 1987.

15

B. Boguraev and T. Briscoe. Large Lexicons for Natural Language Processing: Utilising the Grammar Coding System of LDOCE. Computational Linguistics, 13:203-218, 1987.

16

R. J. Byrd, N. Calzolari, M. S. Chodorow, J. L. Klavans, M. S. Neff, and O. A. Rizk. Tools and Methods for Computational Lexicology. Computational Linguistics, 13:219-240, 1987.

17

J. R. Hobbs, W. Croft, T. Davies, D. Edwards, and K. Laws. Commonsense Metaphysics and Lexical Semantics. Computational Linguistics, 13:241-250, 1987.

18

K. Jensen and J.-L. Binot. Disambiguating Prepositional Phrase Attachments by Using On-Line Dictionary Definitions. Computational Linguistics, 13:251-260, 1987.

19

I. A. Mel'cuk and A. Polguere. A Formal Lexicon in the Meaning-Text Theory (or How to Do Lexica with Words). Computational Linguistics, 13:261-276, 1987.

20

S. Nirenburg and V. Raskin. The Subworld Concept Lexicon and the Lexicon Management System. Computational Linguistics, 13:276-289, 1987.

21

G. D. Ritchie, S. G. Pulman, A. W. Black, and G. J. Russell. A Computational Framework for Lexical Description. Computational Linguistics, 13:290-307, 1987.

22

U. Zernik and M. G. Dyer. The Self-Extending Phrasal Lexicon. Computational Linguistics, 13:308-327, 1987.

23

G. Gazdar, G. K. Pullum, R. Carpenter, E. Klein, T. E. Hukari, and R. D. Levine. Category Structures. Computational Linguistics, 14:1-19, 1988.

24

P. T. Sato. A Common Parsing Scheme for Left- and Right-Branching Languages. Computational Linguistics, 14:20-30, 1988.

25

S. J. DeRose. Grammatical Category Disambiguation by Statistical Optimization. Computational Linguistics, 14:31-39, 1988.

26

C. S. Mellish. Implementing Systemic Classification by Unification. Computational Linguistics, 14:40-51, 1988.

27

B. L. Webber. Foreword. Computational Linguistics, 14:1-2, 1988.

28

E. W. Hinrichs. Tense, Quantifiers, and Contexts. Computational Linguistics, 14:3-14, 1988.

29

M. Moens and M. Steedman. Temporal Ontology and Temporal Reference. Computational Linguistics, 14:15-28, 1988.

30

A. Nakhimovsky. Aspect, Aspectual Class, and the Temporal Structure of Narrative. Computational Linguistics, 14:29-43, 1988.

31

R. J. Passonneau. A Computational Model of the Semantics of Tense and Aspect. Computational Linguistics, 14:44-60, 1988.

32

B. L. Webber. Tense as Discourse Anaphor. Computational Linguistics, 14:61-73, 1988.

33

R. Kass and T. Finin. Modeling the User in Natural Language Systems. Computational Linguistics, 14:5-22, 1988.

34

S. Carberry. Modeling the User's Plans and Goals. Computational Linguistics, 14:23-37, 1988.

35

A. Quilici, M. G. Dyer, and M. Flowers. Recognizing and Responding to Plan-Oriented Misconceptions. Computational Linguistics, 14:38-51, 1988.

36

K. F. McCoy. Reasoning on a Highlighted User Model to Respond to Misconceptions. Computational Linguistics, 14:52-63, 1988.

37

C. L. Paris. Tailoring Object Descriptions to a User's Level of Expertise. Computational Linguistics, 14:64-78, 1988.

38

E. Schuster. Establishing the Realationship between Discourse Models and User Models. Computational Linguistics, 14:82-85, 1988.

39

D. N. Chin. User Models and Discourse Models. Computational Linguistics, 14:86-87, 1988.

40

R. Cohen. On the Relationship between User Models and Discourse Models. Computational Linguistics, 14:88-90, 1988.

41

A. Kobsa. User Models and Discourse Models: United They Stand ... Computational Linguistics, 14:91-94, 1988.

42

K. Morik. Discourse Models, Dialog Memories, and User Models. Computational Linguistics, 14:95-97, 1988.

43

K. Sparck Jones. User Models, Discourse Models, and some Others. Computational Linguistics, 14:98-100, 1988.

44

W. Wahlster. Distinguishing User Models from Discourse Models. Computational Linguistics, 14:101-103, 1988.

45

W. C. Rounds. LFP: A Logic for Linguistic Descriptions and an Analysis of its Complexity. Computational Linguistics, 14:1-9, 1988.

46

J. Clifford. Natural Language Querying of Historical Databases. Computational Linguistics, 14:10-35, 1988.

47

R. Wilensky, D. N. Chin, M. Luria, J. Martin, J. Mayfield, and D. Wu. The Berkeley UNIX Consultant Project. Computational Linguistics, 14:35-84, 1988.

48

F. C. N. Pereira. Categorial Semantics and Scoping. Computational Linguistics, 16:1-10, 1991.

49

A. Dawar and K. Vijay-Shanker. An Interpretation of Negation in Feature Structure Descriptions. Computational Linguistics, 16:11-21, 1991.

50

K. W. Church and P. Hanks. Word Association Norms, Mutual Information, and Lexicography. Computational Linguistics, 16:22-29, 1991.

51

S. M. Shieber, F. C. N. Pereira, G. van Noord, and R. C. Moore. Semantic-Head-Driven Generation. Computational Linguistics, 16:30-42, 1991.

52

T. Tsutsumi. Wide-Range Restructuring of Intermediate Representations in Machine Translation. Computational Linguistics, 16:71-78, 1991.

53

P. F. Brown, J. Cocke, S. A. D. Della Pietra, V. J. D. Della Pietra, F. Jelinek, J. D. Lafferty, R. L. Mercer, P. S. Roossin, and T. J. Watson. A Statistical Approach to Machine Translation. Computational Linguistics, 16:79-85, 1991.

54

M. Rayner and A. Banks. An Implementable Semantics for Comparative Constructions. Computational Linguistics, 16:86-112, 1991.

55

H. Alshawi. Resolving Quasi Logical Forms. Computational Linguistics, 16:133-144, 1991.

56

M. Decary and G. Lapalme. An Editor for the Explanatory and Combinatory Dictionary of Contemporary French (DECFC). Computational Linguistics, 16:145-154, 1991.

57

J. Bachenko and E. Fitzpatrick. A Computational Grammar of Discourse-Neutral Prosodic Phrasing in English. Computational Linguistics, 16:155-170, 1991.

58

A. Ramsay. Disjunction without Tears. Computational Linguistics, 16:171-174, 1991.

59

M. Palmer and T. Finin. Workshop on the Evaluation of Natural Language Processing Systems. Computational Linguistics, 16:175-181, 1991.

60

S. Lappin. M. McCord. Anaphora Resolution in Slot Grammar. Computational Linguistics, 16:197-212, 1991.

61

A. R. Haas. Sentential Semantics for Propositional Attitudes. Computational Linguistics, 16:213-233, 1991.

62

K. W. Church and R. L. Mercer. Introduction to the Special Issue on Computational Linguistics Using Large Corpora. Computational Linguistics, 19:1-24, 1993.

63

T. Briscoe and J. Carroll. Generalized Probabilistic LR Parsing of Natural Language (Corporal) with Unification-Based Grammars. Computational Linguistics, 19:25-60, 1993.

64

T. Dunning. Accurate Methods for the Statistics of Surprise and Coincidence. Computational Linguistics, 19:61-74, 1993.

65

W. A. Gale and K. W. Church. A Program for Aligning Sentences in Bilingual Corpora. Computational Linguistics, 19:75-102, 1993.

66

D. Hindle and M. Rooth. Structural Ambiguity and Lexical Relations. Computational Linguistics, 19:103-120, 1993.

67

M. Kay and M. Röscheisen. Text-Translation Alignment. Computational Linguistics, 19:121-142, 1993.

68

F. Smadja. Retrieving Collocations from Text: Xtract. Computational Linguistics, 19:143-177, 1993.

69

D. Biber. Using Register-Diversified Corpora for General Language Studies. Computational Linguistics, 19:219-242, 1993.

70

M. R. Brent. From Grammar to Lexicon: Unsupervised Learning of Lexical Syntax. Computational Linguistics, 19:243-262, 1993.

71

P. F. Brown, S. A. Della Pietra, V. J. Della Pietra, and R. L. Mercer. The Mathmatics of Statistical Machine Translation: Parameter Estimation. Computational Linguistics, 19:263-312, 1993.

72

M. P. Marcus, B. Santorini, and M. A. Marcinkiewicz. Building a Large Annotated Corpus of English: The Penn Treebank. Computational Linguistics, 19:313-330, 1993.

73

J. Pustejovsky, S. Bergler, and P. Anick. Lexical Semantic Techniques for Corpus Analysis. Computational Linguistics, 19:331-358, 1993.

74

R. Weischedel, M. Meteer, R. Schwartz, L. Ramshaw, and J. Palmucci. Coping with Ambiguity and Unknown Words Through Probabilistic Models. Computational Linguistics, 19:359-382, 1993.

75

N. Chinchor, D. D. Lewis, and L. Hirschman. Evaluating Message Understanding Systems: An Analysis of the Third Message Understanding Conference (MUC-3). Computational Linguistics, 19:409-449, 1993.

76

C. DiMarco and G. Hirst. A Computational Theory of Goal-Directed Style in Syntax. Computational Linguistics, 19:451-499, 1993.

77

J. Hirschberg and D. Litman. Empirical Studies on the Disambiguation of Cue Phrases. Computational Linguistics, 19:501-530, 1993.

78

D. Biber. Co-Occurence Patterns among Collocations: A Tool for Corpus-Based Lexical Knowledge Acquisition. Computational Linguistics, 19:531-538, 1993.

79

J. T. Maxwell and R. M. Kaplan. The Interface between Phrasal and Functional Constraints. Computational Linguistics, 19:571-590, 1993.

80

K. Vijay-Shanker and D. J. Weir. Parsing Some Constrained Grammar Formalisms. Computational Linguistics, 19:591-636, 1993.

81

A. R. Haas. Indexical Expressions in the Scope of Attitude Verbs. Computational Linguistics, 19:637-649, 1993.

82

J. D. Moore and C. L. Paris. Planning Text for Advisory Dialogues: Capturing Intentional and Rhetorical Information. Computational Linguistics, 19:651-694, 1993.