Extended finite state models of language
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Abstract
not be included here because of space constraints or because the authors felt that their subsequent work took a direction that they no longer consider the workshop paper fully representative of their current thinking. In particular, we call attention to the tutorial paper by Jelinek (excerpted from a his forthcoming book (Jelinek 1977)), the paper by Mohri, Pereira, and Riley describing the AT&T/Bell Labs approach to language modeling using weighted transducers, and the paper by Oehrle on binding and anaphora. Even without these papers, the sheer size of the proceedings made it impossible to include the same material in this issue of JNLE, and the participants were asked to prepare shorter versions (in some cases, extended abstracts) for inclusion here. A full version of these papers, taking into account the comments received at the workshop, will be published later this year by Cambridge University Press. In addition, a formal Call For Papers yielded several new papers for this issue