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    Challenges→Language generation has traditionally received less attention from computational linguists than language understanding

    A research tradition producing principled accounts of referring expression generation, discourse planning, and sentence aggregation cannot be accurately characterized as having received 'less attention'.

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    Characterized as(as used in philosophical analysis)
    Described or classified as being a particular way.
    Discourse planning(as used in linguistics and artificial intelligence)
    The process of organizing and structuring what you're going to say or write so it flows logically and makes sense.
    Referring expression generation(as used in natural language processing)
    The task of getting a computer to create a description of something (like 'the tall man in the blue shirt') that helps someone identify exactly which thing you mean.
    Research tradition(as used in describing scholarly fields)
    An ongoing line of study where scholars build on each other's work over time, developing shared methods and goals.
    Sentence aggregation

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    Combining multiple sentences into fewer, more efficient sentences while keeping the same meaning—like turning 'The cat is fluffy. The cat is orange' into 'The fluffy, orange cat.'

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