5th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (ICSLP 1998) 1998
DOI: 10.21437/icslp.1998-65
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Automatic classification of dialogue contexts for dialogue predictions

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“…Then, an automatic approach for clustering dialogue states was also investigated [11]. The method was based on the mutual information between two clusters of dialogue-states, and it even suggests an appropriate number of dialogue-state clusters (73 dialogue states were mapped into 7 dialogue-state dependent LMs).…”
Section: Auto-classification Of Dialogues Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, an automatic approach for clustering dialogue states was also investigated [11]. The method was based on the mutual information between two clusters of dialogue-states, and it even suggests an appropriate number of dialogue-state clusters (73 dialogue states were mapped into 7 dialogue-state dependent LMs).…”
Section: Auto-classification Of Dialogues Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En este caso se puede formular una pregunta en la que se ofrezcan las diferentes ahernativas para que el usuario elija una de ellas o se puede realizar una pregunta abierta que permita recoger el objetivo solicitado con alguna información adicional. En la bibliografía podemos ver algunos trabajos relacionados con la clasificación de objetivos (Wright et al, 1997;Popovici et al, 1998). A partir de este punto el gestor de diálogo va generando los turnos según las acciones en el orden de prioridad siguiente (Ward y Pellom, 1999):…”
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