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SOME CHART-BASED TECHNIQUES FOR PARSING ILL-FORMED INPUT

Chris S. Mellish |

Month: June
Year: 1989
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Venue: ACL |

Corpus-Based Syntactic Error Detection Using Syntactic Patterns
Koldo Gojenola | Maite Oronoz |

Yet Another Chart-Based Technique for Parsing Ill-Formed Input
Tsuneaki Kato |

When Something Is Missing: Ellipsis, Coordination and the Chart
Alberto Lavelli | Oliviero Stock |

Chart Parsing of Robust Grammars
Sebastian Goeser |

Hypothesis Selection in Grammar Acquisition
Masaki Kiyono | Jun’ichi Tsujii |

A GRAMMAR AND A PARSER FOR SPONTANEOUS SPEECH
Mikio Nakano | Akira Shimazu | Kiyoshi Kogure |

An Agreement Corrector for Russian
Leonid Mitjushin |

Semi-supervised CCG Lexicon Extension
Emily Thomforde | Mark Steedman |

Linguistic Knowledge Acquisition from Parsing Failures
Masaki KIYONO | Jun-ichi TSUJII |

A Robust Parser Based on Syntactic Information
Kong Joo Lee | Cheol Jung Kweon | Jungyun Seo | Gil Chang Kim |

Integrated Control of Chart Items for Error Repair
Kyongho Min | William H. Wilson |

Incorporating Linguistics Constraints into Inductive Logic Programming
James Cussens | Stephen Pulman |

Parsing with Principles and Probabilities
Andrew Fordham | Matthew Crocker |

Correct parts extraction from speech recognition results using semantic distance calculation, and its application to speech translation
Yumi WAKITA | Jun KAWAI |

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