Integrating Text Planning and Linguistic Choice Without Abandoning Modularity: The IGEN Generator

s; these annotations provide an abstract description of the effects of particular linguistic choices, allowing the planner to evaluate these choiceswithout needing any linguistic knowledge. This approach allows IGEN to vary the work done by each component independently, even in cases where the final output depends on interactions between them. In addition, since IGEN explicitly models the effects of linguistic choices, it can gracefully handle situations where the available time or linguistic resources are limited.

• Type: Journal
• Year: 2000
• Where: COLING
• Authors: Robert Rubinoff
• Keywords: COLING 2000, COLING 2008, Linguistic Choices, Linguistic Knowledge, Particular Linguistic Choices