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| Speaker: | Margaret Wasko |
| Language Technology Group, Department of Computing, Maquarie University | |
| Date: | Wednesday 1st December 1999 |
| Time: | 14:00--15:00 |
| Place: | JRCASE Seminar Room, Level 2, E6A, Macquarie University |
Abstract:
We often resort to graphical means in order to describe non-linear structures, such as task dependencies in project planning. There are many contexts, however, where graphical means of presentation are not appropriate, and delivery either via text or spoken language is to be preferred. In this work, we take some first steps towards the development of natural language generation techniques that seek the most appropriate means of expressing non-linear structures using the linear medium of language.
This presentation is a dry-run for a paper presentation to be given at the 1999 Australian Artificial Intelligence conference. All are welcome to attend.
Enquiries: sals@mri.mq.edu.au
| Last modified: 26th November 1999 |