Krahmer and Theune ( 2002 ) have argued that Dale and Reiter 's ( 1995 ) dichotomy between salient and nonsalient objects ( where the objects in the domain are the salient ones ) should be replaced by an account that takes degrees of salience into account : No object can be too unsalient to be referred to , as long as the right properties are available .
efficient contextsensitive generation of referring expressions
Emiel Krahmer Mari¨et Theune
9.4.1 A New Perspective on Salience . Krahmer and Theune ( 2002 ) have argued that Dale and Reiter 's ( 1995 ) dichotomy between salient and nonsalient objects ( where the objects in the domain are the salient ones ) should be replaced by an account that takes degrees of salience into account : No object can be too unsalient to be referred to , as long as the right properties are available . In effect , this proposal ( which measured salience numerically ) analyzes the black mouse as denoting the unique most salient object in the domain that is both black and a mouse .
@@CITATION have argued that Dale and Reiter 's ( 1995 ) dichotomy between salient and nonsalient objects ( where the objects in the domain are the salient ones ) should be replaced by an account that takes degrees of salience into account : No object can be too unsalient to be referred to , as long as the right properties are available .