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P86-1000: Front matter
P86-1001: Ralph Grishman
TUTORIAL ABSTRACTS
P86-1002: Gary G. Hendrix
BRINGING NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING TO THE MICROCOMPUTER MARKET: THE STORY OF Q&A
P86-1003: Mary P. Harper; Eugene Charniak
Time and Tense in English
P86-1004: Martha S. Palmer; Deborah A. Dahl; Rebecca J. Schiffman; Lynette Hirschman; Marcia Linebarger; John Dowding
RECOVERING IMPLICIT INFORMATION
P86-1005: Bruce W. Ballard; Douglas E. Stumberger
Semantic Acquisition In TELL A Transportable, User-Customized Natural Language Processor
P86-1006: Eric Sven Ristad
COMPUTATIONAL COMPLEXITY OF CURRENT GPSG THEORY
P86-1007: Eric Sven Ristad
DEFINING NATURAL LANGUAGE GRAMMARS IN GPSG
P86-1008: G. Edward Barton
CONSTRAINT PROPAGATION IN KIMMO SYSTEMS
P86-1009: G. Edward Barton
COMPUTATIONAL COMPLEXITY IN TWO-LEVEL MORPHOLOGY
P86-1010: Michael B. Kashket
PARSING A FREE-WORD ORDER LANGUAGE: WARLPIRI
P86-1011: D.J. Weir; K.Vijay-Shanker; A.K. Joshi
The Relationship Between Tree Adjoining Grammars And Head Grammarst
P86-1012: Joyce Friedman; Ramarathnam Venkatesan
CATEGORIAL AND NON-CATEGORIAL LANGUAGES
P86-1013: Donald W. Kosy
PARSING CONJUNCTIONS DETERMINISTICALLY
P86-1014: Alexis Manaster-Ramer
COPYING IN NATURAL LANGUAGES, CONTEXT-FREENESS, AND QUEUE GRAMMARS
P86-1015: Marie M. Vaughan; David D. McDonald
A MODEL OF REVISION IN NATURAL LANGUAGE GENERATION
P86-1016: Kathleen F. McCoy
The ROMPER System: Responding to Object-Related Misconceptions using Perspective
P86-1017: Michael G. Dyer; Uri Zernik
Encoding and Acquiring Meanings for -Figurative Phrases
P86-1018: Judith Markowitz; Thomas Ahlswede; Martha Evens
SEMANTICALLY SIGNIFICANT PATTERNS IN DICTIONARY DEFINITIONS
P86-1019: Roy J. Byrd; Judith L. Klavans; Mark Aronoff; Frank Anshen
COMPUTER METHODS FOR MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS
P86-1020: Gary W. Sabot
BULK PROCESSING OF TEXT ON A MASSIVELY PARALLEL COMPUTER
P86-1021: Julia Hirschberg; Janet Pierrehumbert
THE INTONATIONAL STRUCTURING OF DISCOURSE
P86-1022: Joan Bachenko; Eileen Fitzpatrick; C. E. Wright
THE CONTRIBUTION OF PARSING TO PROSODIC PHRASING IN AN EXPERIMENTAL TEXT-TO-SPEECH SYSTEM
P86-1023: Kenneth Church
Morphoogicai Decomposition and Stress Assignment for Speech Synthesis
P86-1024: Yutaka Ohyama; Toshikazu Fukushima; Tomoki Shutoh; Masamichi Shutoh
A SENTENCE ANALYSIS METHOD FOR A JAPANESE BOOK READING MACHINE FOR THE BLIND
P86-1025: Mary E. Beckman; Janet B. Pierrehumbert
JAPANESE PROSODIC PHRASING AND INTONATION SYNTHESIS
P86-1026: Mark Liberman
FORUM ON CONNECTIONISM: Questions about Connectionist Models of Natural Language
P86-1027: Terrence J. Sejnowski
Mark Liberman
P86-1028: David L. Waltz
Connectionist Models for Natural Language Processing Program
P86-1029: Amichai Kronfeld
DONNELLAN'S DISTINCTION AND A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL OF REFERENCE
P86-1030: Brenda Fawcett; Graeme Hirst
The detection and representation of ambiguities of intension and description
P86-1031: Megumi Kameyama
A PROPERTY-SHARING CONSTRAINT IN CENTERING
P86-1032: Martha E. Pollack
A MODEL OF PLAN INFERENCE THAT DISTINGUISHES BETWEEN THE BELIEFS OF ACTORS AND OBSERVERS
P86-1033: Diane J. Litman
LINGUISTIC COHERENCE: A PLAN-BASED ALTERNATIVE
P86-1034: Raymonde Guindon; Joyce Conner
The Structure of User-Adviser Dialogues: Is there Method in their Madness?
P86-1035: Jerry R. Hobbs; William Croft; Todd Davies; Douglas Edwards; Kenneth Lawss
COMMONSENSE METAPHYSICS AND LEXICAL SEMANTICS
P86-1036: David G. Stallard
A Terminological Simplification Transformation for Natural Language Question-Answering Systems
P86-1037: Dale A. Miller; Gopalan Nadathur
Some Uses of Higher-Order Logic in Computational Linguistics
P86-1038: Robert T. Kasper
A LOGICAL SEMANTICS FOR FEATURE STRUCTURES
P86-1039: John S. White
What Should Machine Translation Be?
P86-1040: Martin Kay
FORUM ON MACHINE TRANSLATION: Machine Translation will not Work
P86-1041: Margaret King
FORUM ON MACHINE TRANSLATION Machine Translation already does Work