Accepted Papers for INLG 2012

The following long, short and demo papers have been accepted to INLG 2012. Congratulations!

Long Papers -- oral presentation

Domain-dependent multilingual language generation from Semantic Web ontologies
Dana Dannélls
Generation for Grammar Engineering
Claire Gardent and German Kruszewski
“Hidden semantics”: what can we learn from the names in an ontology?
Allan Third
Learning Preferences for Referring Expression Generation: Effects of Domain, Language and Algorithm
Ruud Koolen, Emiel Krahmer and Mariët Theune
Linguist's Assistant: A Multi-Lingual Natural Language Generator based on Linguistic Universals, Typologies, and Primitives
Tod Allman and Stephen Beale
Optimising Incremental Generation for Spoken Dialogue Systems: Reducing the Need for Fillers by Optimising Waiting Time and Content Re-ordering
Nina Dethlefs, Helen Hastie, Verena Rieser and Oliver Lemon
Perceptions of Alignment and Personality in Generated Dialogue
Carsten Brockmann, Alastair Gill and Jon Oberlander
Towards a Surface Realization-Oriented Corpus Annotation
Leo Wanner, Simon Mille and Bernd Bohnet

MinkApp: Generating Spatio-temporal Summaries for Nature Conservation Volunteers
Nava Tintarev, Yolanda Melero, Somayajulu Sripada, Elizabeth Tait, Rene Van Der Wal and Chris Mellish
Referring in Installments: A Corpus Study of Spoken Object References in an Interactive Virtual Environment
Kristina Striegnitz, Hendrik Buschmeier and Stefan Kopp

Blogging birds: Generating narratives about reintroduced species to promote public engagement
Advaith Siddharthan, Matthew Green, Kees van Deemter, Chris Mellish and Rene van der Wal
Extractive email thread summarization: Can we do better than He Said She Said?
Pablo Duboue
Interactive Natural Language Query Construction for Report Generation
Fred Popowich, Milan Mosny and David Lindberg
Planning Accessible Explanations for Entailments in OWL Ontologies
Tu Anh T. Nguyen, Richard Power, Paul Piwek and Sandra Williams
Reformulating student contributions in tutorial dialogue
Pamela Jordan, Sandra Katz, Patricia Albacete, Michael Ford and Christine Wilson
Rich Morphology Generation Using Statistical Machine Translation
Ahmed El Kholy and Nizar Habash
Sign Language Generation with Expert Systems and CCG
Alessandro Mazzei
Working with Clinicians to Improve a Patient-Information NLG System
Saad Mahamood and Ehud Reiter

Demos

Generating Natural Language Summaries for Multimedia
Duo Ding, Florian Metze, Shourabh Rawat, Peter Schulam and Susanne Burger
Midge: Generating Descriptions of Images
Margaret Mitchell
Natural Language Generation for a Smart Biology Textbook
Eva Banik, Eric Kow, Nikhil Dinesh, Vinay Chaudry and Umangi Oza