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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 | ^ sem. stack | ||
| ^ | food | name | type | ^ | food | name | type | ||
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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) |
| * 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) |
| ==== 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 | + | Would it be meaningful to cycle NLG with SLU for the sake of (automatic) training? |