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A83-1000: Front matter
A83-1001: Aravind K. Joshi
DOMAIN-INDEPENDENT NATURAL LANGUAGE INTERFACES: SESSION INTRODUCTION
A83-1002: Marjorie Templeton; John Burger
PROBLEMS IN NATURAL-LANGUAGE INTERFACE TO DSMS WITH EXAMPLES FROM EUFID
A83-1003: Bozenn H. Thompson; Frederick B. Thompson
INTRODUCING ASK, A SIMPLE KNOWLEDGEABLE SYSTEM
A83-1004: Jerrold M. Ginsparg
A Robust Portable Natural Language Data Base Interface
A83-1005: Giovanni Guida; Carlo Tasso
IR-NLI : AN EXPERT NATURAL LANGUAGE INTERFACE TO ONLINE DATA BASES
A83-1006: Barbara J. Grosz
TEAM: A TRANSPORTABLE NATURAL-LANGUAGE INTERFACE SYSTEM
A83-1007: R. Grishman; L. Hirschman; C. Friedman
ISOLATING DOMAIN DEPENDENCIES IN NATURAL LANGUAGE INTERFACES
A83-1008: Ivan A. Sag
KNOWLEDGE-BASED APPROACHES: SESSION INTRODUCTION
A83-1009: Christine A, Montgomery
DISTINGUISHING FACT FROM OPINlON AND EVENTS FROM META-EVENTS
A83-1010: Timothy W. Finln; Martha Stone Palmer
PARSING WITH LOGICAL VARIABLES
A83-1011: Wendy G. Lehnert; Steven P. Shwartz
EXPLORER: A Natural Language Processing System for Oil Exploration
A83-1012: Michael J. Pazzani; Carl Engelman
KNOWLEDGE BASED QUESTION ANSWERING
A83-1013: B.K. Boguraev; K. Sparck Jones
HOW TO DRIVE A DATABASE FRONT DID USING GENERAL SEMANTIC INFORMATION
A83-1014: Ralph M. Weischedel
HANDLING ILL-FORMED INPUT: SESSION INTRODUCTION
A83-1015: Karen Jensen; George E. Heidorn
The Fitted Parse: 100% Parsing Capability in a Syntactic Grammar of English
A83-1016: Elaine Marsh
UTILIZING DOMAIN-SPECIFIC INFORMATION FOR PROCESSING COMPACT TEXT
A83-1017: Richard H. Granger; Chris J . Staros; Gregory S. Taylor; Rika Yoshii
Scruffy Text Understanding: Design and Implementation of the NOMAD System
A83-1018: Donald E. Walker
TEXT ANALYSIS: SESSION INTRODUCTION
A83-1019: Larry H. Reeker; Elena M. Chmora; Paul E. Blower
SPECIALIZED INFORMATION EXTRACTION: AUTOMATIC CHEMICAL REACTION CODING FROM ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONS
A83-1020: James R. Cowie
AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS OF DESCRIPTIVE TEXTS
A83-1021: Mark S. Tuttle; David D. Sherertz; Marsden S. Blois; Stuart Nelson
"Expertness" from Structured Text? RECONSIDER: A Diagnostic Prompting Program
A83-1022: Carole D. Hafner; John D. Joyce
USING NATURAL LANGUAGE DESCRIPTIONS TO IMPROVE THE USABILITY OF DATABASES
A83-1023: G. Vladutz
NATURAL LANGUAGE TEXT SEGMENTATION TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO THE AUTOMATIC COMPILATION OF PRINTED SUBJECT INDEXES AND FOR ONLINE DATABASE ACCESS
A83-1024: Gian Piero Zarri
AUTOMATIC REPRESENTATION OF THE SEMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS CORRESPONDING TO A FRENCH SURFACE EXPRESSION
A83-1025: Gary R. Martins
MACHINE TRANSLATION: SESSION INTRODUCTION
A83-1026: Harold L. Somers
INVESTIGATING THE POSSIBILITY OF A MICROPROCESSOR-BASED MACHINE TRANSLATTON SYSTEM
A83-1027: Toyoaki NISHIDA; Shuji DOSHITA
AN APPLICATION OF MONTAGUE GRAMMAR TO ENGLISH-JAPANESE MACHINE TRANSLATION
A83-1028: Jonathan Slocum
A STATUS REPORT ON THE LRC MACHINE
A83-1029: Alan K. Melby
COMPUTER-ASSISTED TRANSLATION SYSTEMS: The Standard Design and A Multi-level Design
A83-1030: Douglas L. Hogan
SPEECH INTERFACES: SESSION INTRODUCTION
A83-1031: A. Biermann; R. Rodman; B. Ballard; T. Betancourt; G. Bilbro; H. Deas; L. Fineman; P. Fink; K. gilbert; D. Gregory; F. Heidlage
INTERACTIVE NATURAL LANGUAGE PROBLEM SOLVING: A PRAGMATIC APPROACH
A83-1032: David L. McPeters; Alan L. Tharp
APPLICATION OF THE LIBERMAN-PRINCE STRESS RULES TO COMPUTER SYNTHESIZED SPEECH
A83-1033: Dr. S. Jerrold Kaplan
THE IMPACT OF NATURAL LANGUAGE ACCESS ON DATABASE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION