A task-independent control method for spoken dialogs

A task-independent control method for spoken dialogs
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一种与任务无关的语音对话控制方法

DOI:
10.1002/scj.10589
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发表时间:
2004
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Syst. Comput. Jpn.
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Y. Niimi
Y. Niimi
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作者:
Tomoki Oku;T. Nishimoto;Masahiro Araki;Y. Niimi

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在本文中,作者提出了一个任务无关的控制方法的口语对话。这是在基于文本的对话系统中使用的框架驱动对话控制方法的扩展,该方法使用数据库和框架来使用特定于任务的知识。该框架由一组可以在特定任务中处理的相关主题、优先级排序以及每个主题完成时系统的行为组成。当在主题之间存在层次关系时,这被描述为帧之间的层次关系。对话历史由主题框架使用可以提供动态链接的树结构(这被称为动态主题树)来表示。系统主动和用户主动对话可以通过使用两种类型的方法搜索动态主题树来实现。作者创建了一个口语对话系统的四个典型的任务,并进行口语对话实验,以评估系统。结果表明,所有受试者都能够完成任务。这表明,作者的方法是有效的,作为一种方法来创建一个实用的任务无关的口语对话系统。© 2004 Wiley Periodicals,Inc. Syst Comp Jpn,35(14):87-95,2004;在线发表于Wiley InterScience(www.interscience.wiley.com)。DOI 10.1002/scj.10589
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