基于灵活言语行为的对话管理

SIGDIAL Workshop Pub Date : 2000-10-07 DOI:10.3115/1117736.1117751

E. Hagen, F. Popowich

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我们提出了一个独立于应用程序的对话引擎，它对应用程序相关的知识来源进行推理，以计算关于对话如何继续的预测。预测是独立于语言的，并被翻译成依赖于语言的结构，以供识别和合成。此外，我们讨论了预测如何解释不同类型的对话，例如，问答或混合主动。

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Flexible Speech Act Based Dialogue Management

We present an application independent dialogue engine that reasons on application dependent knowledge sources to calculate predictions about how a dialogue might continue. Predictions are language independent and are translated into language dependent structures for recognition and synthesis. Further, we discuss how the predictions account for different kinds of dialogue, e.g., question-answer or mixed initiative.

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