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  • The Language Translation Interface  
  • by Dominique Estival
  • …Abstract. The Language Translation Interface (LTI) is a prototype developed for the Australian Defence Organisation. The aim is provide a single, simple, interface to a variety of MT tools and utilities for personnel who need to produce translations when they have no easy access to human translators…
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  • Machine Translation and Multi-Lingual Text Processing  
  • by Dominique Estival
  • …In this paper, I look at some of the problems of Machine Translation (MT) as compared to multi-lingual text processing and text retrieval. In particular, I discuss the question of the evaluation of the output of MT systems, as opposed to the output of other NLP applications. Finally I raise the ques…
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  • Report on the EAGLES Workshop on Linguistic Adequacy of Linguistic Formalisms for NLP  
  • by Dominique Estival — 1994
  • …: The LRE project "The Reusability of Grammatical Resources" is concerned with the extension of the basic ALEP formalism with"linguistic datatypes" to bridge the gap between the basic formalism and linguistic practice. Notes: Reusability is seen as the portability of grammars from one environment…
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  • Generating French with a Reversible Unification Grammar  
  • by Dominique Estival — 1990 — Proceedings of COLING
  • …this paper, we describe the linguistic solutions to some of the problems encountered in writing a reversible French grammar. This grammar is primarily intended to be one of the components of a machine translation system built using ELU, 1 an enhanced PATR-II style unification grammar linguistic envi…
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  • Integration of Speech and Vision in a small mobile robot  
  • by Dominique Estival Department, Dominique Estival
  • …This paper reports on the integration of a speech recognition component into a small robot, J. Edgar, which was developed in the AI Vision Lab at the University of Melbourne. While the use of voice commands was fairly easy to implement, the interaction of the voice commands with the existing …
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  • Implementing an Intelligent Multimedia Presentation Planner using an Agent Based Architecture  
  • by Todd Andrews, Michael Broughton, Dominique Estival
  • …This paper describes the implementation of an intelligent Multimedia Presentation Planner (MPP) in a multimodal dialogue system. Following the development of an architecture based on the Standard Reference Model, designed specifically for FOCAL, this implementation has been integrated with an earlie…
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  • Spoken Dialogue for Virtual Advisers in a semi-imme rsive Command and Control environment  
  • by Dominique Estival Michael — 2003
  • …We present the spoken dialogue system designed and implemented for Virtual Advisers in the FOCAL environment. Its architecture is based on: Dialogue Agents using propositional attitudes, a Natural Language Understanding component using typed unification grammar, and a commercial speaker-independent …
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  • A Syntax and Semantics for Feature-Structure Transfer  
  • by Dominique Estival Afzal Ballim — 1990 — In Proc. of TMI ’90
  • …The field of Machine Translation can benefit from the techniques of computational linguistics in the search for a formal basis for discussing MT problems and their solutions. However, there has been a regrettable lack of formal description in the MT literature; too often, both the problems and their…
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  • Towards Ontology-based Natural Language Processing  
  • by Dominique Estival, Chris Nowak, Andrew Zschorn — 2004 — In RDF/RDFS and OWL in Language Technology: 4th Workshop on NLP and XML. ACL
  • …Conceptualising a domain has long been recognised as a prerequisite for understanding that domain and processing information about it. Ontologies are explicit specifications of conceptualisations which are now recognised as important components of information systems and information processing. In t…
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