Interpreting anaphors in natural language texts:
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| adam_text | INTERPRETING
ANAPHORS
IN NATURAL
LANGUAGE TEXTS
DAVID CARTER, M A„ Ph D
SRI International Cambridge Computer Science Research Centre
ELLIS HORWOOD LIMITED
Publishers • Chichester
Halsted Press: a division of
JOHN WILEY amp; SONS
New York • Chichester • Brisbane • Toronto
Table of Contents
Foreword 9
Acknowledgements 11
1 Introduction 13
1 1 Ambiguity and anaphora 14
1 2 The aims of the work 16
1 3 What is original about the work 18
1 4 Methodology 20
1 5 The selection of starting points for SPAR 21
151 Boguraev s analyser 21
152 Wilks theory of common sense inference 22
153 Sidner s theory of local focusing 24
1 6 System implementation 25
1 7 An example 28
1 8 An overview of later chapters 29
2 Anaphora in English 31
2 1 Some basic terms and assumptions 32
2 2 Anaphoric forms in English 35
221 Cospecification 36
222 Substitution and ellipsis 38
223 Lexical cohesion 41
224 Cohesion and semantic representation 43
2 3 How anaphors relate to their antecedents 44
231 An overview of work on the semantics of definite
anaphora 44
232 Discourse Representation Theory 50
233 Game-theoretical Semantics 53
234 Webber s formalism 55
2 4 Configurational constraints on coreference 59
3 Preference Semantics 64
3 1 Semantic primitives and formulas 65
3 2 Fragmentation and template matching 66
3 3 Boguraev s analyser 69
3 4 Unimplemented extensions to the PS framework 71
4 Meaning Representation in SPAR 73
4 1 Requirements 74
411 Design Methodology 74
412 The need for a text model 75
413 Overview of SPAR s meaning representation 76
4 2 The representation of word senses 78
421 Word senses in formulas 79
422 Making formulas more explicit 80
423 Constructing the word sense network 81
4 3 The text model network 83
431 Overview of the text model 84
432 The structure matcher 85
433 Construction of current fragments 86
4 4 Summary and evaluation 88
5 Focusing and discourse structure 90
5 1 Focus, foci and focusing 91
5 2 Global focus and discourse structure 93
521 The use of task structure: Grosz s theory 93
522 Coherence Relations 96
523 Cumulative treatments of focus 98
524 Attention, intentions and discourse structure 101
5 3 Local focus and sentence structure 102
531 Focus and topic in sentences 102
532 Rule-based approaches to local focus 105
5 4 Sidner s theory of local focusing 109
541 Sidner s processing framework 110
542 Interpreting full definite noun phrases 112
543 Interpreting definite pronouns 113
544 An alternative theory 116
545 An evaluation of Sidner s theory 117
6 Coordinated anaphor resolution in SPAR 125
6 1 Anaphoric, word-sense and structural ambiguity 127
611 Ambiguity resolution in textual context 127
612 SPAR s processing strategy 129
613 An example 130
6 2 The anaphor resolution rules 131
621 Rules for full noun phrases 132
622 Rules for pronouns 135
623 Assessing candidate antecedents 137
6 3 Intrasentential candidate antecedents 140
631 When an antecedent is important 140
632 Two ways to extend Sidner s algorithms 143
633 Augmenting the focus registers 143
6 4 Interactions between anaphora 146
641 Applying syntactic constraints 147
642 Incorporating the results of common sense
inference 148
643 Some further collective criteria 151
6 5 Summary and evaluation 154
7 Inference and world knowledge 157
7 1 Two early story understanders 159
7 2 Specialised and heterogenous approaches to story
understanding 162
7 3 Uniform approaches to story understanding 166
7 4 Inference and preference semantics 168
741 Wilks theory of common sense inference 168
742 An evaluation of Wilks theory 172
743 Related inference mechanisms 175
7 5 Anaphor resolution in a fully-specified domain 179
7 6 Summary 181
8 Inference in SPAR 183
8 2 The basic CSI mechanism 187
821 Extraction and CSI 187
822 Completing chains 191
823 Single-tendril chains 192
824 Negative chains 193
8 3 Constraining inference 194
831A taxonomy of inference types 194
832 Using focusing to constrain inference 197
8 4 Extending the basic mechanism 200
841 Object-oriented inference 200
842 Goal-oriented inference 202
843 Weak inference rules 203
8 5 Summary and evaluation 204
9 Paraphrase generation in SPAR 208
9 1 What should a paraphrase achieve? 209
911 Boguraev s view of paraphrase 210
912 Applying Boguraev s argument to SPAR 211
9 2 The general organisation of the generator 213
921 Some previous work on generation 213
922 The components of SPAR s generator 217
9 3 Some guidelines for generating suitable paraphrases 218
931 The strategic component: avoiding anaphoric
ambiguity 220
932 The tactical component: avoiding lexical and
structural ambiguity 223
9 4 The detailed organisation of the generator 224
941A need-driven control structure 224
942A detailed example 226
9 5 Summary and evaluation 228
10 Conclusions 231
10 1 System review 231
10 2 Assessment of the system components 233
10 3 Shallow processing for anaphor resolution 237
10 4 Directions for further work 239
10 4 1 Intensional contexts and quantifier scope 240
10 4 2 Recovering from errors 241
10 4 3 Extending SPAR s linguistic coverage 244
Appendices 247
A Short example texts and paraphrases 249
B Longer example texts and paraphrases 258
C The inference component in action 275
D SPAR s CSI rules 280
E Bibliography 283
Index of Terms 291
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