Generation in the LOLITA system: an engineering approach

Authors:
Mark H. Smith;Roberto Garigliano;Richard G. Morgan
Affiliations:
University of Durham;University of Durham;University of Durham
Venue:
INLG '94 Proceedings of the Seventh International Workshop on Natural Language Generation
Year:
1994

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Abstract

This short paper Will outline NLG work in the LOLITA (Large-scale Object-based Linguistic Interactor Translator and Analyser) system. Section 2 will provide background into the natural language engineering principles employed in the development of the system together with a brief overview of LOLITA itself. Section 3 will then provide an overview of the generation process and outline two specific stages in this process: abstract transformations and realisation.