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Impact of a restricted natural language interface on ease of learning and productivity

By H. Albert Napier, Richard R. Batsell, Norman S. Guadango, David M. Lane
Communications of the ACM, October 1989, Vol. 32 No. 10, Pages 1190-1198
10.1145/67933.67936
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People process natural language in real time and with very limited short-term memories. This article describes a computational architecture for syntactic performance that also requires fixed finite resources.

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