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An experiment on "free generation" from single RDF triples

Published:17 June 2007Publication History

ABSTRACT

This paper introduces our domain independent approach to "free generation" from single RDF triples without using any domain dependent knowledge. Our approach is developed based on our argument that RDF representations carry rich linguistic information, which can be used to achieve readable domain independent generation. In order to examine to what extent our argument is realistic, we carry out an evaluation experiment, which is the first evaluation of this kind of domain independent generation in the field.

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      ENLG '07: Proceedings of the Eleventh European Workshop on Natural Language Generation
      June 2007
      169 pages

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      Association for Computational Linguistics

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      • Published: 17 June 2007

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      ENLG '07 Paper Acceptance Rate19of41submissions,46%Overall Acceptance Rate33of78submissions,42%

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