Discourse strategies for generating natural-language text
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This paper presents an easy-to-adapt, discourse-aware framework that can be utilized as the content selection component of a generation system whose goal is to deliver descriptive texts in several turns. Our framework involves a novel use of a graph-based ranking algorithm, to iteratively determine what content to convey to a given request while taking into account various considerations such as capturing a priori importance of information, conveying related information, avoiding redundancy, and incorporating the effects of discourse history. We illustrate and evaluate this framework in an accessibility system for sight-impaired individuals.