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A Pipelined Architecture Document Planning Microplanning Surface Realisation Document Plan Text Specification

KPML lexicogrammar semantics sentence Semantic specification TACTICAL GENERATOR

KPML lexicogrammar semantics sentence Semantic specification TACTICAL GENERATOR KPML is a Resources Process generation engine

lexicogrammar semantics sentence Semantic specification TACTICAL GENERATION

syntagmatic Linguistic Description within each stratum: system networks imperative indicative interrogative declarative +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite paradigmatic AXES

... c h a i n c h o i c e... choice is meaningful “paradigmatic” “syntagmatic”

What is NLG? Natural language generation is the process of deliberately constructing a natural language text in order to meet specified communicative goals. NLG is a process of choice under specified constraints [McDonald]

lexicogrammar Resource Architecture in KPML: system networks imperative indicative interrogative declarative

Resource Architecture in KPML: system networks imperative indicative interrogative declarative grammatical systems

Resource Architecture in KPML: system networks imperative indicative interrogative declarative grammatical features

Resource Architecture in KPML: system networks imperative indicative interrogative declarative +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite

Resource Architecture in KPML: system networks imperative indicative interrogative declarative realization statements +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite

Generation Process: system networks imperative indicative interrogative declarative +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite

Generation Process: system networks imperative indicative interrogative declarative +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite

Generation Process: traversal imperative indicative interrogative declarative +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite

Generation Process: traversal imperative indicative interrogative declarative +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite

Generation Process: traversal imperative indicative interrogative declarative +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite

Generation Process: traversal imperative indicative interrogative declarative +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite

Generation Process: traversal imperative indicative interrogative declarative +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite

Generation Process: traversal imperative indicative interrogative declarative +Finite Finite^Subject Subject^Finite

Generation Process: traversal indicative interrogative +Finite Finite^Subject

Generation Process: structure +Finite Finite^Subject interrogative

Generation Process: structure +Finite Finite^Subject interrogative

Immediate Dominance Linear Precedence Generation Process: realization statements +Finite Finite^Subject SubjectFinite [clause] Are yougoing? [interrogative]