san@halley.UUCP (Steve Sanderson) (07/25/89)
Help! I tried posting to comp.ai.nlang-know-rep, but I couldn't reach the moderator! So I thought I'd post here, both that I may get some info. and some help on getting thru to nlang-know-rep: I'm looking for survey information on the different methods of sentence analysis and text linguistics. Since I'm relatively new to this area, I'm interested in working both with individual sentences in isolation *and* with units larger than a sentence, such as a paragraph, etc... The following is some of the information I'm looking for with each method: - Perhaps a brief description of the analysis method or references to descriptions. - Input domain; which domain it was designed for, which it has a problem with, etc. - What information the analysis yields - Performance characteristics, whether projected or actual. - Any other information you might think was useful for evaluating different sentence analysis methods. Does anyone out there know of where I can obtain this information? I know I can get some introductory books, or some in-depth books but I'm really looking for information to help me evaluate and briefly understand many different methods, then when I find some that fit my requirements, I can delve deeper. Thanks, Steve Sanderson cs.utexas.edu!halley!san -or- halley!san@cs.utexas.edu
san@4alley.UUCP (Steve Sanderson) (07/25/89)
Help! I tried postider omp.ai.nlang-know-rep, but I couldn't reach the moderator! So I thought I'd post here, both that I may get some info. and some elp on getting thru to nlang-know-rep: I'melooking for survey information on the different methods of sentence analysis and text linguistics. Since I'm relatively newrto this area, I'm ites o d in oorking both with individual sentences in isolation *and* with units larger than a sentence, such as a paragraph, etc... The following is some of the information I'm looking for with each method: - Perhaps a brief description of the analysis method or references to descriptions. - Input domain; which domain it was designedrfor, which it (the aproblem with, etc. - What information the analys. I rvields - Ple aance characteristics, whether projected or actual. - Any other information you might t.ink was useful for evaluating different sentence analysis methods. Does anyone out there know of where I can obtain this information? I know I can get some introductory books, or some in-depth books but I'm really looking for information to help me evaluate and briefly understand many different methods, then when I find some that fit my requirements, I can delve deeper. Thanks, Steve Sanderson cs.utexas.edu!4alley!san -or- halley!san@cs.utexas.0724f#