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The document presents SPoT, a trainable sentence planner developed by researchers from AT&T Labs and Carnegie Mellon University. It focuses on the task of sentence planning, specifically sentence scoping, which involves selecting syntactic structures for speech acts and combining them into coherent sentences. SPoT operates in two phases: a simple sentence plan generator (SPG) that produces multiple candidate plans, and a sentence plan ranker (SPR) that ranks these plans based on feedback from human judges. The study demonstrates that the SPR can select plans with an average quality only 5% lower than those rated highest by humans, while significantly outperforming random selection methods.

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