Reversible delayed lexical choice in a bidirectional framework Graham Wilcock Yuji Matsumoto Centre for Computational Linguistics Graduate School of Information Science

Source URL: www.ling.helsinki.fi

Learning From Collective Human Behavior to Introduce Diversity in Lexical Choice Vahed Qazvinian Department of EECS University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI

Source URL: www-personal.umich.edu

Lexical Variation and Choice: A usage-based perspective on (semi-)synonymy Eline Zenner (FWO Flanders), Dirk Speelman & Dirk Geeraerts University of Leuven Lexical variation is an underdeveloped topic in sociolinguistics

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CerclesPHRASING  /  REPHRASING     THE  CHOICE  OF  LEXICAL  INFORMATION     IN  ANAPHORIC  DEFINITE  DESCRIPTIONS  

Source URL: www.cercles.com

• Semantics
• Pragmatics
• Anaphora
• Semiotics
• Philosophical logic
• Antecedent
• Logic
• Reference
• Singular they
• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Philosophy of language

Report on the First NLG Challenge on Generating Instructions in Virtual Environments (GIVE) Donna Byron Northeastern University Alexander Koller

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• Lexical choice
• Realization
• Referring expression generation
• Computational linguistics
• Natural language processing
• Natural language generation

The Role of Lexical Choice in Elicited Imitation Item Difficulty C. Ray Graham, Jeremiah McGhee, and Ben Millard Brigham Young University 1. Introduction

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• Readability
• Lexical item
• Word
• Item response theory
• Lexical density
• Working memory
• Sentence
• Linguistics
• Memory
• Recall

Time Reference and Lexical Effects in Mood Choice Following Spanish Epistemic Adverb quizá(s): A Dialectal Comparison Elizabeth Finanger The Pennsylvania State University

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• Subjunctive mood
• French verbs
• Verb
• Conditional mood
• English subjunctive
• Grammatical moods
• Linguistics
• Grammar

Microsoft Word - AttitudeAAAILiviadraft.doc

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• Chemical bonding
• Emotions
• Valence
• Natural language processing
• Valency
• Affect
• Lexical item
• Lexical choice
• Linguistics
• Computational linguistics
• Science

Chapter 4 Generating Texts in Different Styles Ehud Reiter1 and Sandra Williams2 Abstract Natural Language Generation (nlg) systems generate texts in

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• Science
• Natural language generation
• Lexical choice
• Stylistics
• Genre
• Personalization
• Aggregation
• Stylometry
• Document structuring
• Computational linguistics
• Linguistics
• Natural language processing

Review TRENDS in Cognitive Sciences Vol.9 No.8 August 2005

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• Semantics
• Mental processes
• Neuropsychological assessment
• Machine learning
• Cognitive science
• Symbol grounding
• Lexical choice
• Perception
• Language acquisition
• Knowledge
• Science
• Mind