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  <Title>PLANNING DIALOGUE CONTRIBUTIONS WITH NEW *INFORMATION</Title>
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6. CONCLUSION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> The paper proposes a framework for planning dialogue contributions and emphasises the three/'s for generation: Incrementality, Immediacy, and Interactivity. The starting point for generation is NewInfo, the new information intended to be realised, which in the course of planning, gets wrapped with regard to the communicative context and the communicative needs of the speakers.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> Modularity of the system architecture allows the planners to communicate with each other, and thus realisation canstart once NewInfo has been decided. Planning can continue separately, and include pragmatic considerations like those described in (H0vy, 1988). NewInfo is realised via intermediate prosodic phrases which correspond to one or more words with a pitch accent. We envisage that the model also serves as a basis for integrating NLG research into speech synthesis (Black and Campbell, 1995). We continue research on the different constraints and their interaction.</Paragraph>
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