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Figure 1: A discourse tree. 'S' denotes a sentence.
Figure 2: A decision tree for the hotel example.
Figure 3: A tree for the hotel example by C4.5. Figures in parentheses indicate the number of cases that reach relevant nodes
Figure 4: A hypothetical decision tree.
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