GenDR: A Generic Deep Realizer with Complex Lexicalization (L18-1)

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Challenge: Generic deep realizers are used for natural language generation, but they are not yet fully dominated by statistical or neuronal methods.
Approach: They propose a generic deep realizer that produces syntactic dependency structures in languages . they use a graph transducer to lexicalize multiword expressions and build on it .
Outcome: The proposed system produces syntactic dependency structures in English, French, Lithuanian and Persian . it is generic in that it is designed to operate across a wide range of languages and applications .

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