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 "For Chinese food, The Golden Palace restaurant is the best one in the centre of the city. It is located on the side of the river near East Road." "For Chinese food, The Golden Palace restaurant is the best one in the centre of the city. It is located on the side of the river near East Road."
 The solution could look something like this (inspired by Table 1): The solution could look something like this (inspired by Table 1):
-^ surface form | For Chinese food, | The Golden Palace | restaurant | is the best one | in the | centre of the city | It is located | on the side of the river | near | East Road |+^ surface form | for Chinese food | The Golden Palace | restaurant | is the best one | in the | centre of the city | It is located | on the side of the river | near | East Road |
 ^ sem. stack   |  Chinese  |  The Golden Palace  |  restaurant  |  |  |  centre  |  |  riverside  |  |  East Road  | ^ sem. stack   |  Chinese  |  The Golden Palace  |  restaurant  |  |  |  centre  |  |  riverside  |  |  East Road  |
 ^  |  food    |  name    |  type     |          |  area    |  area    |  area    |  area    |  near    |  name    | ^  |  food    |  name    |  type     |          |  area    |  area    |  area    |  area    |  near    |  name    |
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 ==== Short Introduction to NLG ==== ==== Short Introduction to NLG ====
   * The input usually differs a lot depending on the system, it is usually already structured   * The input usually differs a lot depending on the system, it is usually already structured
-  * Common scheme of an NLG system (simplified):+  * Common scheme of an NLG (natural language generation) system (simplified):
     * content planning     * content planning
     * content structuring     * content structuring
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     (This paper is concerned mainly about the second and the third topic.)     (This paper is concerned mainly about the second and the third topic.)
   * usual placing of the NLG in a dialogue system:   * usual placing of the NLG in a dialogue system:
-    * input -> SLU -> Dialogue Manager -> **NLG** -> TTS -> output+    * input -> SLU (Spoken language understanding) -> Dialogue Manager -> **NLG** -> TTS (text to speech) -> output
  
 ==== Section 1 ==== ==== Section 1 ====
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 One idea to think about (concerning the general NLG): One idea to think about (concerning the general NLG):
-Would it be meaningful to to cycle NLG with SLU for the sake of (automatic) training?+Would it be meaningful to cycle NLG with SLU for the sake of (automatic) training?

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