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A Crash Course in DRT

1993
The last chapter introduced a typology of abstract entities in natural language metaphysics. To investigate and analyze the typology further, I need to give a detailed semantics of sentential and verbal nominals. In order to do this, I will introduce the semantic framework, Discourse Representation Theory (DRT), within which the analysis will take ...
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Sign Language Translation via DRT and HPSG

2002
We present an overview of the language-processing component of an English-Text to Sign-Languages translation system, concentrating on the role of Discourse Representation Structures as the intermediate semantic representation and the use of HPSG for synthesis of equivalent signed sequences.
Sáfár, Éva, Marshall, Ian
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Other DRT Evaluation Examples

2012
In this chapter, we will describe two other applications in which we have attempted to measure the speech intelligibility using the intelligibility test defined in earlier chapters. One application is the use of speaker-dependent maskers to mask sensitive spoken dialogue from leakage.
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DRT and Many-Valued Logics

1997
Discourse Representation Theory (DRT) was proposed by Kamp (1981) to provide a promising framework for discourse semantics. DRT can deal with several important topics in natural language semantics, e.g. anaphora, tense and belief; see Asher (1986, 1993) and Heim (1982).
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On the Design of Interface Agents for a DRT Transportation System

2009
This work tackles the design and development of interface agents present in a flexible transportation system devoted to the planning, scheduling and control of passenger trips. In particular, the agent-oriented software engineering methodology (AOSE) PASSI was used. The interface agents devoted to interaction with customers and drivers are explained in
Claudio Cubillos   +2 more
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Global Approach to Scalar Implicatures in DRT

Language and Linguistics, 2015
It has been disputed whether scalar implicatures (=SIs) arise globally or locally. Basically, SIs should be global because they are calculated by comparing the strengths of whole alternative statements arising from a scalar set. On the other hand, localists claim that local SIs are sometimes favored and they are obtained by applying an operator to part
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Denial and correction in Layered DRT

2003
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Maier, E., Sandt, R.A. van der
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DRT: Detection Refinement for Multiple Object Tracking [PDF]

open access: possibleProceedings of the British Machine Vision Conference 2021, 2021
Bisheng Wang   +4 more
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The Effect of Word Familiarity on the DRT Scores

2012
This chapter describes the results of experiments we conducted to investigate the effect of word familiarity on speech intelligibility using selection-based testing methods. First, word familiarity is briefly described. We then describe the experimental procedures and the results.
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