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2010 – 2019
- 2014
[c11]Michael Levison, Greg Lessard:
Time after Time: Representing Time in Literary Texts. CLfL@EACL 2014: 25-30- 2013
- [c10]Greg Lessard, Michael Levison:
Groundhog DAG: Representing Semantic Repetition in Literary Narratives. CLfL@NAACL-HLT 2013: 52-60 - [c9]Greg Lessard, Michael Levison:
Testing Reader Ethical Judgments over the Course of a Narrative. CMN 2013: 147-152 - [c8]Greg Lessard, Michael Levison, Jonathan Reid, Boyang Fu:
A web-based phonetics tutor using generative CALL. DMS 2013: 85-89
1990 – 1999
- 1997
- [j7]Gregory Lessard, Michael Levison:
Introduction: Quo Vadimus? Comput. Humanit. 31(4): 261-269 (1997) - 1995
- [j6]Michael Levison, Gregory Lessard:
New words from old: A formalism for word-formation. Comput. Humanit. 29(6): 463-479 (1995) - 1992
- [j5]Michael Levison, Gregory Lessard:
A system for natural language sentence generation. Comput. Humanit. 26(1): 43-58 (1992) - [c7]Gregory Lessard, Michael Levison, Eugene Girard, Daniel Maher:
Form Frequency, Markedness and Strategies in Second Language Performance Modelling. Intelligent Tutoring Systems 1992: 360-371 - 1990
- [c6]Michael Levison:
Gregory Lessard: Application of Attribute Grammars to Natural Language Sentence Generation. WAGA 1990: 298-312
1980 – 1989
- 1983
- [j4]Michael Levison:
Editing Mathematical Formulae. Softw. Pract. Exp. 13(2): 189-195 (1983) - 1982
- [j3]Michael Levison:
A Programmable Text-editing System. Softw. Pract. Exp. 12(7): 611-621 (1982) - 1980
- [c5]Michael Levison:
The use of minicomputers in a first computer systems course. SIGCSE 1980: 51-54
1970 – 1979
- 1974
- [c4]Michael Levison:
The design and implementation of a very high level language for literary scholars. SIGPLAN Symposium on Very High Level Languages 1974: 112-117 - 1973
- [j2]Michael Levison:
QUILL: a programming language for literary text analysis. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 8(6): 58-60 (1973) - [c3]Michael Levison:
Quill - A Programming Language for Literary Text Analysis. COLING 1973: 869-878
1960 – 1969
- 1968
- [c2]A. Q. Morton, Michael Levison:
The computer in literary studies. IFIP Congress (2) 1968: 1072-1081 - [c1]Michael Levison, Trevor I. Fenner, W. Alan Sentance, R. Gerard Ward, John W. Webb:
A model of accidental drift voyaging in the Pacific Ocean with applications to the Polynesia colonization problem. IFIP Congress (2) 1968: 1521-1526 - 1965
- [j1]Michael Levison:
The Siting of Fragments. Comput. J. 7(4): 275-277 (1965)
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