Demonstration of GENESYS: a very large, semantically based systemic functional generator

Authors:
Robin P. Fawcett;Gordon H. Tucker
Affiliations:
University of Wales College of Cardiff;University of Wales College of Cardiff
Venue:
COLING '90 Proceedings of the 13th conference on Computational linguistics - Volume 1
Year:
1990

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Abstract

This paper provides background material to the demonstration to be given at COLING '90 of the GENESYS component of the COMMUNAL system. A presenter of such a demonstration should say (1) what the system is good for; (2) why it is good for it; and (3) what makes it different from alternative systems. The system to be demonstrated is just a part (though the single most important part) of a much more complex system, and some of the answers to the questions must be related to the overall system. So I shall describe that first, and then the generator itself.