A central problem of natural language generation is that of ‘expressibility’. Meteer presents a solution which uses a level of representation called the Text Structure, an intermediate between the representation of world and the language.
Marie Meteer is Adjunct Professor at Brandeis University, USA, and an independent consultant.
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Foreword David McDonald1 The 'Generation Gap'1.1 Overview1.2 Defining the problem1.3 Text Structure: An Intermediate Level of Representation for Text Planning2 Terminology and Issues2.1 The Generation Process2.2 Issues3 Motivations From Language and Applications3.1 Analysis of Revisions3.2 Motivations from Application3.3 Summary4 The Text Structure4.1 Linguistic Resources4.2 Determining the Vocabulary of Text Structure4.3 The Text Structure Representation5 The Architecture of Spokesman5.1 Overview of Spokesman5.2 Building the Text Structure5.3 Building the Linguistic Specifications5.4 Control of the Text Planner6 Text Structure in Action6.1 Incremental Text Generation from the 'Main Street' Simulation6.2 Text Structure and Portability7 Alternative Architectures7.1 Traditional Two-Component Systems7.2 Non-Traditional Architectures7.3 Summary8 Conclusion8.1 Methodology8.2 Summary of the Contributors8.3 What Does This Work Have to Say to AI in General?8.4 Future ExcitementsBibliographyIndex
