Anaphora Resolution

We'll now explore the linguistic concepts of anaphora and cohesion. In linguistics, cohesion means the grammatical links that glue a text together semantically. This text can be a single sentence, a paragraph, or a dialogue segment. Consider the following two sentences:

I didn't like this dress. Can I see another one

Here, the word one refers to the dress from the first sentence. A human can resolve this link easily. It's not so straightforward for software programs, though. Also, consider the following dialogue segment:

Where are you going?

To my grandma's.

The second sentence is completely understandable, though some parts of the sentence are missing:

I'm going to my grandma's house.

In written and spoken language, we use such shortcuts ...