Parsing in Dialogue Systems Using Typed Feature Structures

Rieks op den Akker; Hugo ter Doest; Mark Moll; Anton Nijholt

Parsing in Dialogue Systems Using Typed Feature Structures

Rieks op den Akker, Hugo ter Doest, Mark Moll, Anton Nijholt

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The analysis of natural language in the context of keyboard-driven dialogue systems is the central issue addressed in this paper. A module that corrects typing errors, performs domain-specific morphological analysis is developed. A parser for typed unification grammars is designed and implemented in C++; for description of the lexicon and the grammer a specialised specification language is developed. It is argued that typed unification grammars and especially the newly developed specification language are convenient formalisms for describing natural language use in dialogue systems. Research on these issues is carried out in the context of the ScHISMA project, a research project in linguistic engineering; participants in SCHISMA are KPN Research and the University of Twente.

Original language	English
Pages	10-11
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 1995
Event	4th International Workshop on Parsing Technologies, IWPT 1995 - Prague & Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic Duration: 20 Sept 1995 → 24 Sept 1995 Conference number: 4

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Workshop	4th International Workshop on Parsing Technologies, IWPT 1995
Abbreviated title	IWPT
Country/Territory	Czech Republic
City	Prague & Karlovy Vary
Period	20/09/95 → 24/09/95

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