Incremental Sentence Generation: Implications For The Structure Of A Syntactic Processor. - Gerard Kempen; Edward Hoenkamp (COLING, 1982)

A Framework for Incremental Syntactic Tree Formation. - Gerard Kempen (IJCAI, 1987)

An Incremental Procedural Grammar for Sentence Formulation. - Gerard Kempen; Edward Hoenkamp (Cogn. Sci., 1987)

Tree Adjoining Grammar, Segment Grammar and Incremental Sentence Generation. - Gerard Kempen; Koenraad De Smedt (TAG+, 1990)

Human Language Technology can modernize writing and grammar instruction. - Gerard Kempen (COLING, 1996)

A 'Tree Adjoining' Grammar without adjoining: The case of scrambling in German. - Gerard Kempen; Karin Harbusch (TAG+, 1998)

Complexity of Linear Order Computation in Performance Grammar, TAG and HPSG. - Karin Harbusch; Gerard Kempen (TAG+, 2000)

Performance Grammar: a Declarative Definition. - Gerard Kempen; Karin Harbusch (CLIN, 2001)

A Quantitative Model of Word Order and Movement in English, Dutch and German Complement Constructions. - Karin Harbusch; Gerard Kempen (COLING, 2002)

Generating Natural Word Orders in a Semi?free Word Order Language: Treebank-Based Linearization Preferences for German. - Gerard Kempen; Karin Harbusch (CICLing, 2004)

ELLEIPO: A Module that Computes Coordinative Ellipsis for Generators that Don't. - Karin Harbusch; Gerard Kempen (EACL, 2006)

A Generation-Oriented Workbench for Performance Grammar: Capturing Linear Order Variability in German and Dutch. - Karin Harbusch; Gerard Kempen; Camiel Breugel; Ulrich Koch (INLG, 2006)

Interactive sentence combining and paraphrasing in support of integrated writing and grammar instruction: A new application area for natural language sentence generators. - Karin Harbusch; Camiel Breugel; Ulrich Koch; Gerard Kempen (ENLG, 2007)

Clausal Coordinate Ellipsis in German: The TIGER Treebank as a Source of Evidence. - Karin Harbusch; Gerard Kempen (NODALIDA, 2007)

Generating Clausal Coordinate Ellipsis Multilingually: A Uniform Approach Based on Postediting. - Karin Harbusch; Gerard Kempen (ENLG, 2009)

Prolegomena to a Neurocomputational Architecture for Human Grammatical Encoding and Decoding. - Gerard Kempen (Neuroinformatics, 2014)