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9502 Donald E. Walker, Antonio Zampolli, and Nicoletta Calzolari. Special
Issue of the Lexicon. Computational Lingusitics, 13(3-4), July-Sep 1987.
9503 M. Walker. An Application of Reinforcement Learning to Dialogue
Strategy Selection in a Spoken Dialogue System for Email. Journal
of Artificial Intelligence Research, 12:387–416, 2000.
9504 M. Walker, C. Kamm, and D. Litman. Towards Developing General
Models of Usability with PARADISE. Natural Language Engineering,
6(3):363–377, 2000.
9505 M. Walker, O. Rambow, and M. Rogati. Training a sentence planner for
spoken dialog using boosting. Computer speech and language, 16:209–
433, 2002.
9506 Marilyn A. Walker, Janet E. Cahn, and Stephen J. Whittaker. Improvising
linguistic style: social and affective bases for agent personality.
In Processings of the Agents ’97 Conference. ACM, 1997.
9507 Marilyn A. Walker, Aravind K. Joshi, and Ellen F. Prince. Centering
Theory in Discourse. Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1998.
9508 Marilyn A. Walker, Diane J. Litman, Candace A. Kamm, and Alicia
Abella. Evaluating interactive dialogue systems: extending component
evaluation to integrated system evaluation. In Julia Hirschberg, Candace
Kamm, and Marilyn Walker, editors, Proceedings of the ACL/EACL
Workshop on Interactive Spoken Dialog Systems: bringing speech and
NLP together in real applications, pages 1–8, Madrid, Spain, 1997. Assocation
for Computational Linguistics.
9509 Michael Walker. Hitchcock’s Motifs. Amsterdam University Press, 2005.
9510 Sue Walker. Describing graphic language: practicalities and implications.
Information Design Journal, 3(2):102–109, 1982.
9511 Sue Walker. Typography and language in everyday life: prescriptions
and practices. Longman, London, 2001.
9512 Sue Walker. Towards a method for describing the visual characteristics
of children’s readers and information books. In Proceedings of the Information
Design International Conference, Recife, Brazil, 8-11 September
2003. (CD-ROM).
9513 W. D. Wallace. How registers register: a study in the language of news
and sports. Studies in the linguistic sciences, 7:46–78, 1977.
9514 Mikkel Wallentin, Svend Østergaarda, Torben Ellegaard Lund, Leif
Østergaard, and Andreas Roepstorff. Concrete spatial language: See
what I mean? Brain and Language, 92:221–233, 2005.
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