-2013 April 8
+2015 March 16
Subsequent development efforts, led by Michael White, - have focused on making the realizer practical to use in dialogue - systems, and more recently, on realization with broad coverage - grammars. See the papers on Mike's web page for details. Since - version 0.9.4, OpenCCG has included broad coverage English parsing - and realization support that together make it possible to experiment - with open domain grammatical paraphrasing. Version 0.9.5 adds - features for dependency ordering and dependency length minimization - in realization, as in White and - Rajkumar (2012), along with support for using 5-gram gigaword - language models with KenLM, and creating - disjunctive logical forms based on the differences between aligned - semantic graphs, as in Martin and - White (2011). (new!)
+
+Subsequent development efforts, led by Michael White,
+have focused on making the realizer practical to use in dialogue
+systems, and more recently, on realization with broad coverage
+grammars. See the papers on Mike's web page for details. Since
+version 0.9.4, OpenCCG has included broad coverage English parsing and
+realization support that together make it possible to experiment with
+open domain grammatical paraphrasing. Version 0.9.5 adds features for
+dependency ordering and dependency length minimization in realization,
+as in White and
+Rajkumar (2012), along with support for using 5-gram gigaword
+language models with KenLM, and creating
+disjunctive logical forms based on the differences between aligned
+semantic graphs, as in Martin and
+White (2011). It also includes ccg2jsgf, an extension
+developed for Knexus Research Corporation for compiling an OpenCCG
+grammar into a context-free grammar in the Java Speech Grammar Format
+used by the Sphinx speech recognizer, now released open
+source. (new!)
+
Also, Jason Baldridge and students at UT Austin have developed DotCCG, @@ -99,8 +106,8 @@
Further development of OpenCCG has moved to
-GitHub
-(new!), where you can get the very latest code on branch
+GitHub,
+where you can get the very latest code on branch
master; releases and binaries will continue to be posted
on SourceForge.