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Danlos L. — The linguistic basis of text generation |
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Abelson, R. 45
Action/state 53 58 102
active/passive 4 51 53 73—74 78 86—88 95 109 116—118 169
Adjective 41 139 150 156 182 194
Adjunct see Instrument adjunct Means Place Time
Agreement rule 13 139 141 160—161
Analysis (automatic analysis) 1 45 72 78 93 134 175
Anonymous target 132 177—178
Appelt, D. 34—35 36
Apposition 177—178
Arens, Y. 36
Article see Determinant
Aspect (in XXRL) 126—128
Aspectual variant 41 64 65—66
Assassinate/kill/murder 29 70 71—72 76 83—85 87 96 197
ATN 37
Attribute 139 141 161
Austin, J. 34
Bartlett, F. 45
Birnbaum, L. 39 n. 2
Bobrow, D. 126 n. 2
Boggs, W. 36
Boitet, C. 44
Boons, J. P. 18 19 117 142
Bosc, P. 41
Butterworth, B. 56
By V-ing clause 63 80 82—85 91 106 136 153 155
Carbonell, J. 36 131
Causal chain 60 61
Causal relation 5—6 52 58—69
Causal relation, direct 60 61—68
Causal relation, enable 61 n. 4 63 68
Causal relation, indirect 60 61—68
Causative operator 41 59 102
Charniak, E. 45 125 126 143
Chin, D. 36
Chomsky, N. 32 51 140
Chronological order 96 116 119
Class (generic class) 126—127 175—176
Classifier noun 177
Clause see By V-ing clause Gerund Infinitive Main Relative Sentential Subordinate
Co-reference 13—14 67 105 109 118 129 163—174
Colmerauer, A. 44
comma 15 17 156 158
Concrete object 41—42 181
Conjugation of a verb 79 146—148 161
Cook, M. 36
Coordination 5 15—17 19 75—76 81 85 87 88 99 102 106 111 150 152 159 168 171 182—184
Courbon, J. L. 195
Courtois, B. 182
Dalladier, A. 44 113
Danlos, L. 61 113 185 189 190
Dative transformation 169
Decision, conceptual/linguistic 4 56 95—8 138
Decision, local/global 77 119 142 145
default value 19 27 147
Definite/indefinite 13—14 27 156 163 164 179 182
Deletion of a complement 3 18—20 27 31 183
Den, M. 51
Determinant 175 181—2 see
Direct object 139—140 161—162
Discourse grammar 4—6 54 89—94 101—120 135—136 174 186 198
Discourse structure, selection of a 94—99 119 138 149—150 187
Discrimination tree 38 70 143—147
Distance 170 172—174
Emerard, R. 190 n 31 191 195
Enable causation see Causal relation
Ergative transformation 74 103—104
error message 1—2 9—27 99 171
Expert system 32
Explicit see Inference
Famous target 70 71 75 98 112 132 177—178 200
Fellbaum, C. 75
Focus 49—54 92 117—118 167—168 174
FORM 7 122—124
Frame 45—46 124—126
Freckleton, P. 111 n. 3 142
Friedman, J. 32
Frozen phrase 110—111 188 198
Fusion 46
Galanter, E. 56
Garret, M. 56
Gender and number 160—161 164—165 170 172—173 176 182
Generative grammar 32 51
Generic noun 61 163
Gerund 60 61 102 150 162
Giry—Schneider, J. 113 n. 4 142
Goldman — Eislei, F. 56
Goldman, N. 37—38 70
Golstein, I. 126 n. 2
Gottfried, M. 44
Gouet, M. 172 n. 21
Grammar-lexicon 7 12 26 67 75 93 135—136 141 148 161 162 187
Granville, R. 174 179
Green, G. 111
Grice, H. 35
Gross, G. 113 n. 4
Gross, M. 4 13 41 46 111 113 141 142 151 163 165 198
Grosz, B. 167
Guez, S. 185
Guillet, A. 18 117 142 165
Harris, Z. 41 44 60 73 8 74 82 113 177
Head noun 176—178
help system 7 36 184—188
Hirschbeig, J. 36
Hirst, G. 166 167
Homograph 190
Hovy, E. 33 55
IMPLICIT see Inference
Inference 3 5 28—30 35 39 42 61 66 67 72 105
Infinitive clause 61—62 139 150 162
Inflexional feature 182 190 194
Input, generator 7 11—12 46 124—135 186
Instantiation 138 146—148
Instrument adjunct 83 102 112—114
Intentional/unintentional 82 85
Interix 184
Jacobs, P. 36
Joshi, A. 35 36 167
Juxtaposition 3 5 51 80 84 86—88 106 155
Kay, M. 51
Kempen, G. 56 96
Keyset, S. 74
kill see Assassinate
Kurich, K. 36
LADL 4 5 7 75 141 167 188
Lakoff, G. 113
Laporte E 190 194
Leclere, Ch. 18 117 142 165
Lehnert, W. 32 36 44
Length of a sentence 30 119—120 180
Lexical choice 4 37—38 69—78 94—98 119 138—146 187
Lexical reference 163
Lexicon see Grammar-lexicon
liaison 190
Linearization into sentences 5 51 78—93 197
Lisp 7 121 189
| Local/global see Decision
Locative relation 7 63 66—67 99 105 131 132
Logical formalism 44 125—126
Lower/upper case 24—25 184
Lytinen, S. 44 45
Main clause 154 155 156
Mann, W. 7 36 52 92
Martin, P. 195 n. 33
Mauldin, M. 36
McCawley, J. 59 n. 2
McCoy, K. 36
McDermott, D. 125 126 143
McDonald, D. 36 55 56 96
McGuire, R. 39 n. 2 72
McKeown, K. 33 47—54 55 92 122 167 168
Means adjunct 65 67 83
Meehan, J. 121
Menu 7 124 133—135 189 200—201
Middle transformation 74—75
Miller, G. 56
Minsky, M. 45
Modifier 120 150—151 175 179—181 see Possessive Relative
Morphology 160 182 194
Nclas 177
Nedobejkine, N. 44
Negation 13 16—17 19
Nombela, J. R. 190
Nominalization 112—113 see
Noun see Classifier noun Generic Proper Predicative
Noun phrase 12 120 134 160 175—180 see
NUMBER see Gender and number
Object see Direct object Prepositional Simple
Object-oriented formalism 125 see
Office automation 7 124—125
Omission of a complement see Deletion
Ordering of information 5 50 53 78 see
Parallelism 166—169
Paraphrase 39 66
passive see Active/passive
Passive with/without agent 64 78 79 86—88 107 136 183—184
Path 129 143 146
Period 82 139 184
Phonetic conversion 8 190 194
Pique, J. F. 44
Place adjunct 140 156 see
Portability 8 28 188 198
Possessive phrase 108 181—182
Pragmatic knowledge 29 33 45 54 93 131—133 166 173 197
Pre-recorded message 1—3 12 135
Predicate calculus 125
Predicative element 41 181
Predicative noun 41 113
Prepositional complement 139—140 161
Present participle 79—80 82—85 91 106 153
Pribam, K. 56
PROLOG 188
Pronoun 3 79 139 141 160—161 162—175 178—179 182 184
Proper noun 157 164 181
Prosody 8 56 191 195
Psychologically plausible 54—56
Punctuation 153 159 see Period
Quantification 44 126
Raw data 46
Reason causation 61 n. 4
Recursive phenomena 150
Redescription 164 165—166 174 179
Reference 15 21 24 34—35 see Lexical
Relational formalism 125
Relative clause 5 51—52 81 86—87 91 105 107 151 156—158 180
Restructuration 165
RESULT 60 see
Result causation 61 n. 4
Riekman, T. 44
Riesbeck, C. 126 143
Roberts, R. 126 n. 2
Roeper, T. 74
Sabatier, P. 44
Sabbagh, S. 185
Saint—Dizier, P. 41
Salkoff, M. 117 n. 7 142
Santos, J. M. 190
Schank, R. 33 37 38 40 44 45 46 55 60 132
Searle, J. 34
Sebillot, P. 41
Selection of a simple sentence see Lexical choice
Semantic representation 4 38—46 181 201 see
Semantic-representation-to-speech system 8 121 125 190—196
Sentence 82 139 152 159 see Syntactic
Sentential clause 102 141 150—152 162 168
Shapiro, S. 189
Sidner, C. 166—167
Simons, R. 37 38
Simple sentence 12 41 139—142 167—169
Simple sentence with a causative subject 59 102
Simulation of speaker 4 54—56 70
Slip of the tongue 56
Slocum, J. 37
Slot 126—128
Spatial relation see Locative relation
Speech act 34
Spoken message see Semantic-representation-to-speech system
Standard/crossed construction 116
Static domain 99
Steele, G. 189
Strategic component 6 122 135—158 188 192
style 4 30 53 97—98 115—120 138 149 198
Subject 139 160
Subject, distribution of the 60—61 73 75 85 109 166 see
Subordinate clause 5 51 80 81 87 88 150 152 159
Summary production 32
Support verb 41 59 113 141 142 168
Swartout, W. 33 36
Syntactic component 6 122 147 159—184 187 188 192
Syntactic sentence (sy-s) 139 152 159—162
Syntagmatic tree 140
table 141—143 167—169
Temporal relation 7 52 63—66 99 131
Tense of a verb 41 65—66 147—148
Text template 6 122 150—155
Text-to-speech system 190—192
Time adjunct 63 156 see
Token 126 128—129
Transformation 73 n. 8 102 see Dative Ergative Middle
Translation 32 39 42 43—44 133—135
Unification grammar 51
Verb 41 139—40 see Simple Support Tense
Vives, R. 113 n. 4
Webber, B. 35 36
Weinstein, S. 167
Weischbedel, R. 35 36
What to say?/how to say it? 32—36 185
Whorf, B. 39
Wilensky, R. 39
Winograd, T. 45 126
Woods, W. 37
Written/spoken 54—56
XRL (XXRL) 126—129 147
Yngve, V. 32
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