Assessing Agreement in Human-Robot Dialogue Strategies: A Tale of Two Wizards
Assessing Agreement in Human-Robot Dialogue Strategies: A Tale of Two Wizards
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评估人机对话策略的一致性:两个巫师的故事
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10.1007/978-3-319-47665-0_60
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2016
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D. Traum
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M. Marge;C. Bonial;Kimberly A. Pollard;Ron Artstein;Brendan Byrne;S. Hill;Clare R. Voss;D. Traum
The Wizard-of-Oz (WOz) method is a common experimental technique in virtual agent and human-robot dialogue research for eliciting natural communicative behavior from human partners when full autonomy is not yet possible. For the first phase of our research reported here, wizards play the role of dialogue manager, acting as a robot’s dialogue processing. We describe a novel step within WOz methodology that incorporates two wizards andcontrol sessions:the wizards function much like corpus annotators, being asked to make independent judgments on how the robot should respond when receiving the same verbal commands in separate trials. We show that inter-wizard discussion after the control sessions and the resolution with a reconciled protocol for the follow-on pilot sessions successfully impacts wizard behaviors and significantly aligns their strategies. We conclude that, without control sessions, we would have been unlikely to achieve both the natural diversity of expression that comes with multiple wizards and a better protocol for modeling an automated system.