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ACL
1994
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Discourse Obligations in Dialogue Processing
We show that in modeling social interaction, particularly dialogue, the attitude of obligation can be a useful adjunct to the popularly considered attitudes of belief, goal, and i...
David R. Traum, James F. Allen
COLING
1996
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Interpretation of Nominal Compounds: Combining Domain-Independent and Domain-Specific Information
A domain independent model is proposed for the automated interpretation of nominal compounds in English. This model is meant to account for productive rules of interpretation whic...
Cécile Fabre
TLDI
2010
ACM
198views Formal Methods» more  TLDI 2010»
13 years 8 months ago
Verifying event-driven programs using ramified frame properties
Interactive programs, such as GUIs or spreadsheets, often maintain dependency information over dynamically-created networks of objects. That is, each imperative object tracks not ...
Neel R. Krishnaswami, Lars Birkedal, Jonathan Aldr...
AIEDU
2007
86views more  AIEDU 2007»
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A Study of Feedback Strategies in Foreign Language Classrooms and Tutorials with Implications for Intelligent Computer-Assisted
This paper presents two new corpus-based studies of feedback in the domain of teaching Spanish as a foreign language, concentrating on the type and frequency of different feedback ...
Anita Ferreira, Johanna D. Moore, Chris Mellish
CORR
2010
Springer
153views Education» more  CORR 2010»
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The Complexity of Causality and Responsibility for Query Answers and non-Answers
An answer to a query has a well-defined lineage expression (alternatively called how-provenance) that explains how the answer was derived. Recent work has also shown how to comput...
Alexandra Meliou, Wolfgang Gatterbauer, Katherine ...