GLP--The application of a chart-parser to speech understanding

Goerz, Guenther

doi:10.1145/1056663.1056691

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“…GLP (Goerz 1981(Goerz , 1982a) is a multistrategy chart-parser, which has special features for the analysis of fragmentary and defective input data as it is the case with speech. GLP, a descendant of a version of GSP by M. Kay (1975), has been implemented in InterLISP.…”

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How to parse gaps in spoken utterances

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Beckstein

1983

Proceedings of the First Conference on European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics -

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We describe GLP, a chart parser that will be used as a SYNTAX module of the Erlangen Speech Understanding System. GLP realizes an agenda-based multiprocessing scheme, which allows easily to apply various parsing strategies in a transparent way. We discuss which features have been incorporated into the parser in order to process speech data, in particular the ability to perform direction independent island parsing, to handle gaps in the utterance and its hypothesis scoring scheme.

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confidence: 99%