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	Natural Language Engineering Cambridge University Press         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-4 of 4 reviews Date Reviewed     Learning human multimodal dialogue strategies Rieser V., Lemon O. Natural Language Engineering 16(1): 3-23, 2010.  Type: Article Although humans can usually maintain a dialog quite effortlessly, managing even domain-specific human-machine dialog is fraught with difficulties. Rieser and Lemon’s paper addresses this issue. It is well known that humans em... Oct 18 2010   Learning effective and engaging strategies for advice-giving human-machine dialogue Spitters M., De Boni M., Zavrel J., Bonnema R. Natural Language Engineering 15(3): 355-378, 2009.  Type: Article Human-machine dialogue is gaining importance as a means to improve natural language interfaces, user interpretations of machine languages, and the usability of computer systems. Due to advancements in technology, human-computer interfa... Dec 28 2009   Using patterns of thematic progression for building a table of contents of a text Moens M. Natural Language Engineering 14(2): 145-172, 2008.  Type: Article This paper focuses on two important aspects of information organization: topic identification and table of contents generation. In the first part of the paper, the author presents the traditional linguistic theoretical foundations of t... Oct 17 2008   Analyses for elucidating current question answering technology Light M., Mann G., Riloff E., Breck E. Natural Language Engineering 7(4): 325-342, 2002.  Type: Article Question answering (Q/A) is the discipline concerned with building software systems that respond to natural language questions asked by a user, by extracting the answers from a corpus of unstructured texts. Interactions may include sim... Nov 20 2003
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