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- ÖFAI-TR-92-34 (
14kB g-zipped PostScript file)Kriterien in der natürlichsprachigen Generierung: Mindestkriterien und damit verbundene Probleme
- Ernst Buchberger
- Given the enormous increase of research in the field of natural
language generation, the need for a systematic account of criteria for
assessing natural language generators is stressed. This paper tries to
give an answer to a number of recently addressed topics regarding
criteria, laying special emphasis on which criteria are necessary and
relevant and how they influence design decisions for natural language
generators. A minimal number of four closely interrelated criteria is
presented. It is argued that values for these criteria are usually
available before design decisions are made, and the direct impact of
these criteria on selecting alternatives in various dimensions of
natural language generation is shown together with selected examples.
Finally, problems associated with the classification proposed are
addressed and directions for future research in this relatively new
field of impact assessment are pointed out.
Keywords: , Natural Language Generation, Systematics, Classification, Evaluation
- Given the enormous increase of research in the field of natural
language generation, the need for a systematic account of criteria for
assessing natural language generators is stressed. This paper tries to
give an answer to a number of recently addressed topics regarding
criteria, laying special emphasis on which criteria are necessary and
relevant and how they influence design decisions for natural language
generators. A minimal number of four closely interrelated criteria is
presented. It is argued that values for these criteria are usually
available before design decisions are made, and the direct impact of
these criteria on selecting alternatives in various dimensions of
natural language generation is shown together with selected examples.
Finally, problems associated with the classification proposed are
addressed and directions for future research in this relatively new
field of impact assessment are pointed out.