This volume presents papers in English and German looking at the area of language processing and speech technology. The following subjects were discussed: modelling, cognition, perception and behaviour; langauge and speech systems; multilingual research and developments; prosody; syntax, morphology, lexicon; semantics; formalisms and parsing; and tools for development and teaching.
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speaker normalization effect, source parallel element, lattice parser, abstract semantic classes, fricative perception, tactical generator, automatic speech processing, event parser, discourse particles, intonational focus, comps list, cooper storage, intonational marking, adverbial quantification, nuclear accent, dominance set, word hypotheses, stimuli constructed, specification hierarchies, prototypical female, inflection class, prototypical male, specification hierarchy, morphology system, semantic transfer Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
International Conference, Lecture Notes, Technical Report, New York, University of Bielefeld, Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar, Assimilation des Artikulationsortes, European Conference, Person Singular, Cambridge University Press, Menlo Park, Partizip Perfekt, Possibly Accepted, Sigdat Workshop, Technischer Bericht, University of Chicago Press, University of Hamburg, Bereich des Stimmumfangs, Intelligent Multimedia Interfaces, Ohio State University, San Mateo, Verbmobil Report, World Wide Web, Der Algorithmus, Inkrementelles Parsing New!
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We present a cognitive model for the understanding of speech and vision sensory data. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
speaker normalization effect, source parallel element, lattice parser, abstract semantic classes, fricative perception, tactical generator, automatic speech processing, event parser, discourse particles, intonational focus, comps list, cooper storage, intonational marking, adverbial quantification, nuclear accent, dominance set, word hypotheses, stimuli constructed, specification hierarchies, prototypical female, inflection class, prototypical male, specification hierarchy, morphology system, semantic transfer Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
International Conference, Lecture Notes, Technical Report, New York, University of Bielefeld, Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar, Assimilation des Artikulationsortes, European Conference, Person Singular, Cambridge University Press, Menlo Park, Partizip Perfekt, Possibly Accepted, Sigdat Workshop, Technischer Bericht, University of Chicago Press, University of Hamburg, Bereich des Stimmumfangs, Intelligent Multimedia Interfaces, Ohio State University, San Mateo, Verbmobil Report, World Wide Web, Der Algorithmus, Inkrementelles Parsing New!
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- Computational Linguistics: An Introduction (Studies in Natural Language Processing) by Ralph Grishman on 7 pages
- Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar (Studies in Contemporary Linguistics) by Carl Pollard on 7 pages
- From Discourse to Logic: Introduction to Model-theoretic Semantics of Natural Language, Formal Logic and Discourse Representation Theory (Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy) by Hans Kamp on 5 pages
- Construction Grammar (Center for the Study of Language and Information - Lecture Notes) by Paul Kay on page 212, page 217, and page 223
- Phonology and Phonetics of English Intonation by J. Pierrehumbert on page 154, page 165, and page 170
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