GNOME: Generating Nominal Expressions
Overview
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| This project focussed on the specific task of generating nominal expressions within a text. This is an area where achievements in NLG appear to lag behind those in parsing and interpretation; for instance there are well-known algorithms in the literature for resolving pronouns as part of the interpretation of texts, but these results have not been systematically applied to the generation task. Additionally, work on the generation of nominals has not profited much from theoretical research in formal semantics and psycholinguistics on the meaning, interpretation and production of nominal expressions. In the GNOME project, we developed general algorithms which were informed by corpus analysis and results of psycholinguistic studies on how people produce and understand nominal expressions.
The resulting algorithms were implemented in the
ICONOCLAST project and HCRC's
ILEX
system.
Duration
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| The project started in January 1998 and ran for two years.
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Financial Support
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This project was funded by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council in a joint project to Donia Scott and
Massimo Poesio.
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Participants
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People involved in the project were: |
Publications
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Conference/workshop papers | Technical reports and other documents GNOME corpus information and annotation manual
Events
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Workshop on Generating Nominal Expressions
at ESSLLI'99 in Utrecht, August 9-13 1999, organised by Kees van Deemter and Rodger Kibble.
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