INLG'2000 Proceedings of the First International Conference on Natural Language Generation

INLG'2000 Proceedings of the First International Conference on Natural Language Generation Evaluation Metrics for Generation SrinivasBangalore OwenRambow SteveWhittaker A Task-based Framework to Evaluate Evaluative Arguments GiuseppeCarenini An empirical study of multilingual natural language generation: What Should a Text Planner Do? DanielMarcu LynnCarlson MakiWatanabe Document structure and multilingual authoring CarolineBrun MarcDymetman VeronikaLux DTD-driven bilingual document generation ArantzaCasillas JosebAbaitua RequelMartinez Towards the Generation of Rebuttals in a Bayesian Argumentation System NathalieJitnah IngridZukerman RichardMcConachy SarahGeorge A strategy for generating evaluative arguments GiuseppeCarenini JohannaMoore Using Argumentation Strategies in Automated Argument Generation IngridZukerman RichardMcConachy SarahGeorge An extended architecture for robust generation TilmanBecker AnneKilger PatriceLopez PeterPoller Reinterpretation of an Existing NLG System in a Generic Generation Architecture LynneCahill ChristyDoran RogerEvans ChrisMellish DanielPaiva MikeReape DoniaScott NeilTipper An integrated framework for text planning and pronominalisation RodgerKibble RichardPower Incremental Event Conceptualization and Natural Language Generation in Monitoring Enviroments MarkusGuhe ChristopherHabel HeikeTappe The hyperonym problem revisited: Conceptual and lexical hierarchies in language generation ManfredStede Generating Referring Quantified Expressions JamesShaw KathleenMcKeown An Empirical Analysis of Constructing Non-restrictive NP Modifiers to Express Semantic Relations HuaCheng ChrisMellish On identifying sets MatthewStone Content aggregation in natural language hypertext summarization of OLAP and Data Mining Discoveries JacquesRobin Eloi L.Favero Optimising text quality in generation from relational databases MichaelO'Donnell AlistairKnott JonOberlander ChrisMellish Generating a controlled language LaurenceDanlos GuyLapalme VeronikaLux Multilingual Summary Generation in a Speech-To-Speech Translation System for Multilingual Dialogues JanAlexandersson PeterPoller MichaelKipp RalfEngel Planning word-order dependant focus assignments CorneliaEndriss RalfKlabunde Enriching partially-specified representations for text realization using an attribute grammar SongsakChannarukul Susan W.McRoy Syed S.Ali Coordination and context-dependence in the generation of embodied conversation JustineCassell MatthewStone HaoYan Generating Vague Descriptions Keesvan Deemter Capturing the Interaction between Aggregation and Text Planning in Two Generation Systems HuaCheng ChrisMellish Can text structure be incompatible with rhetorical structure? NadjetBouayad-Agha RichardPower DoniaScott Robust, applied morphological generation GuidoMinnen JohnCarroll DarrenPearce Integrating a Large-Scale, Reusable Lexicon with a Natural Language Generator HongyanJing YaelDahan MichaelElhadad KathyMcKeown Knowledge Acquisition for Natural Language Generation EhudReiter RomaRobertson LieslOsman From Context to Sentence Form SabineGeldof The CLEF semi-recursive generation algorithm RodrigoReyes Sentence Generation and Neural Networks KathrineHammervold Rhetorical Structure in Dialog AmandaStent RSTTool 2.4 - A markup Tool for Rhetorical Structure Theory MichaelO'Donnell Demonstration of ILEX 3.0 MichaelO'Donnell AlistairKnott JonOberlander ChrisMellish A development Environment for an MTT-Based Sentence Generator BerndBohnet AndreasLangjahr LeoWanner YAG: A Template-Based Generator for Real-Time Systems Susan W.McRoy SongsakChannarukul Syed S.Ali An Efficient Text Summarizer using Lexical Chains H. GregorySilber Kathleen F.McCoy Invited Talk: From lexica-aspectual components to syntax NomiErteschik-Shir T.R.Rapoport Discussion Panel on Evaluation in Generation Research InderjeetMani