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P82-1000: Front matter
P82-1001: Stanley J. Rosenschein; Stuart M. Shieber
TRANSLATING ENGLISH INTO LOGICAL FORM
P82-1002: Brian Cantwell Smith
LINGUISTIC AND COMPUTATIONAL SEMANTICS
P82-1003: Douglas B. Moran
THE REPRESENTATION OF INCONSISTENT INFORMATION IN A DYNAMIC MODEL-THEORETIC SEMANTICS
P82-1004: James F. Allen; Alan M. Frisch
What's in a Semantic Network?
P82-1005: Philip R. Cohen; Scott Fertig; Kathy Starr
DEPENDENCIES OF DISCOURSE STRUCTURE ON THE MODALITY OF COMMUNICATION: TELEPHONE vs. TELETYPE
P82-1006: Fernando Gomez
TOWARDS A THEORY OF COMPREHENSION OF DECLARATIVE CONTEXTS
P82-1007: Robert C. Moore
NATURAL-LANGUAGE ACCESS TO DATABASES--THEORETICAL/TECHNICAL ISSUES
P82-1008: Barbara J. Grosz
TRANSPORTABLE NATURAL-LANGUAGE INTERFACES: PROBLEMS AND TECHNIQUES
P82-1009: S. R. Petrick
THEORETICAL/TECHNICAL ISSUES IN NATURAL LANGUAGE ACCESS TO DATABASES
P82-1010: Remko J.H. Scha
ENGLISH WORDS AND DATA BASES: HOW TO BRIDGE THE GAP
P82-1011: Steven P. Shrartz
Problems With Domain-Independent Natural Language Database Access Systems
P82-1012: David H D Warren
ISSUES IN NATURAL LANGUAGE ACCESS TO DATABASES FROM A LOGIC PROGRAMMING PERSPECTIVE
P82-1013: Sharon C. Salveter; David Maier
NATURAL LANGUAGE DATABASE UPDATES
P82-1014: Jean Mark Gawron; Jonathan King; John Lamping; Egon Loebner; E. Anne Paulson; Geoffrey K. Pullum; Ivan A. Sag; Thomas Wasow
PROCESSING ENGLISH WITH A GENERALIZED PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR
P82-1015: George E. Heidorn
Experience with an Easily Computed Metric for Ranking Alternative Parses
P82-1016: Ralph M. Weischedel; Norman K. Sondheimer
An Improved Heuristic for Ellipsis Processing
P82-1017: Donald E. Walker
REFLECTIONS ON 20 YEARS OF THE ACL AN INTRODUCTION
P82-1018: Victor H. Yngve
OUR DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY
P82-1019: David G. Hays
2002: ANOTHER SCORE
P82-1020: Winfred P. Lehmann
MY TERM
P82-1021: Donald E. Walker
A SOCIETY IN TRANSITION
P82-1022: Robert F. Simmons
THEMES FROM 1972
P82-1023: Aravind K. Joshi
TWENTY YEARS OF REFLECTIONS
P82-1024: Paul G. Chapin
ACL IN 1977
P82-1025: Jonathan Allen
REFLECTIONS ON TWENTY YEARS OF THE ACL
P82-1026: Norman K. Sondheimer
ON THE PRESENT
P82-1027: Douglas R. Appelt
PLANNING NATURAL LANGUAGE REFERRING EXPRESSIONS
P82-1028: Kathleen R. Mc Keown
THE TEXT SYSTEM FOR NATURAL LANGUAGE GENERATION: AN OVERVIEW
P82-1029: Kathleen F. McCoy
AUGMENTING A DATABASE KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION FOR NATURAL LANGUAGE GENERATION
P82-1030: E. Jeffrey Conklin; David D. McDonald
SALIENCE: THE KEY TO THE SELECTION PROBLEM IN NATURAL LANGUAGE GENERATION
P82-1031: Stuart C. Shapiro; Jeannette G. Neal
A KNOWLEDGE ENGINEERING APPROACH TO NATURAL LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING
P82-1032: Pat Langley
A Model of Early Syntactic Development
P82-1033: Mitchell P. Marcus
BUILDING NON-NORMATIVE SYSTEMS - THE SEARCH FOR ROBUSTNESS AN OVERVIEW
P82-1034: Robert J. Bobrow
DESIGN DIMENSIONS FOR NON-NORMATIVE UNDERSTANDING SYSTEMS
P82-1035: Richard H. Granger
Scruffy Text Understanding: Design and Implementation of 'Tolerant' Understanders
P82-1036: Anthony S. Kroch; Donald Hindle
ON THE LINGUISTIC CHARACTER OF NON-STANDARD INPUT
P82-1037: Stan Kwasny
Ill-Formed and Non-Standard Language Problems
P82-1038: Lance A. Miller
"NATURAL LANGUAGE TEXTS ARE NOT NECESSARILY GRAMMATICAL AND UNAMBIGUOUS OR EVEN COMPLETE."
P82-1039: Frederick B. Thompson
SOLUTIONS TO ISSUES DEPEND ON THE KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION