User:Jeblad/Natural language generation
- Wikipedia
- w:en:Natural language generation
- w:en:Automatic summarization
- w:en:Reverse semantic traceability
- w:en:Binding (linguistics)
- w:en:Minimalist program
- w:en:Aspects of the Theory of Syntax
- w:en:Government and binding theory
- w:en:Speech synthesis
- w:en:Markov text generators
- w:en:Integer programming
- w:en:SPL notation
- Papers
- Sauper, Christina; Barzilay, Regina; Automatically Generating Wikipedia Articles: A Structure-Aware Approach [1]
- Wasow, Thomas; Anaphoric Relations in English [2]
- Chomsky, Noam; Aspects of the Theory of Syntax [3]
- Johnson, Kyle; Introduction to Transformal Grammer [4]
- Deemter, Kees van; Krahmer, Emiel; Theune, Mariët; Real vs. template-based natural language generation: a false opposition? [5]
- Reiter, Ehud; Dale, Robert; Building Natural Language Generation Systems [6]
- Koolen, Ruud; Gatt, Albert; Goudbeek, Martijn; Krahmer, Emiel; Factors causing overspecification in definite descriptions [7]
- Carpenter, Bob; Chu-Carroll, Jennifer; ACL Tutorial on Spoken Dialogue Systems [8]
- Forsbom, Eva; Rhetorical Structure Theory in Natural Language Generation [9]
- Reiter, Ehud; Building Applied Natural Language Generation Systems [10]
- Rybachb, David; Rileya, Michael; Albertia, Chris; Direct construction of compact context-dependency transducers from data [11]
- Kasper, Robert T.; A Flexible Interface for Linking Applications to Penman's Sentence Generator [12]
- Presentations
- Cioroianu, Iulia; Natural language pro cessing in Python using NLTK [13]
- Menzenski, Matthew; Introduction to Text Analysis with the Natural Language Toolki [14]
- Books
- Reiter, Ehud; Dale, Robert; Building Natural Language Generation Systems [15] ISBN 9780521620369
- Querries, portals, pages
- natural language generation
- Google: Speech Processing
- HMM-based Speech Synthesis System (HTS)
- Latest Google Text-to-Speech update enables high quality voices for US and UK English
- Deep learning library for Node.js. (includes MLP, RBM, DBN, CRBM, CDBN)
- Natural Language Generation: an introduction and open-ended review of the state of the art
- Universität Bremen: Automatic Domain-independent Multilingual Natural Language Generation ([16])
- The Open University Natural Language Generation Group
- Automatic Text Generation using features
- Ramblings