@misc{cogprints216,
          editor = {Carlos Martin-Vide},
           title = {An Information-Based Treatment of Punctuation in Discourse Representation Theory},
          author = {Bilge Say and Varol Akman},
       publisher = {John Benjamins Publishing Company, Amsterdam/Philadelphia},
            year = {1998},
           pages = {359--373},
         journal = {Mathematical and Computational Analysis of Natural Language},
        keywords = {punctuation, information, (Segmented) Discourse Representation Theory, discourse relations.},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/216/},
        abstract = {Punctuation has so far attracted attention within the linguistics community mostly from a syntactic perspective. In this paper, we give a preliminary account of the information-based aspects of punctuation, drawing our points from assorted, naturally occurring sentences. We present our formal models of these sentences and the semantic contributions of punctuation marks. Our formalism is a simplified analogue of an extension--due to Nicholas Asher--of Discourse Representation Theory.}
}

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