Previous work in sentence planning in the natural language generation ( NLG ) community uses hand-written rules to approximate the distribution of linguistic phenomena in a corpus ( see ( Shaw , 1998 ) for a recent example with further references ) .
clause aggregation using linguistic knowledge
James Shaw
Previous work in sentence planning in the natural language generation ( NLG ) community uses hand-written rules to approximate the distribution of linguistic phenomena in a corpus ( see ( Shaw , 1998 ) for a recent example with further references ) . This approach is difficult to scale due to the nonrobustness of rules and unexpected interactions ( Hovy and Wanner , 1996 ) , and it is difficult to develop new applications quickly .
Previous work in sentence planning in the natural language generation ( NLG ) community uses hand-written rules to approximate the distribution of linguistic phenomena in a corpus ( see ( @@CITATION ) for a recent example with further references ) .