Dialog navigator

Kiyota, Yoji; Kurohashi, Sadao; Misu, Teruhisa; Komatani, Kazunori; Kawahara, Tatsuya; Kido, Fuyuko

doi:10.3115/1075178.1075203

Cited by 7 publications

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“…In previous work on bots that automatically answer to users' questions, FAQ Finder [12] automatically generated FAQ (frequently asked questions) from dialogues of question and answer, and dialog navigator [13] focused on disambiguation of question and answer. Feng et al [14] proposed a discussion-bot for answering queries of course students.…”

Section: Information Provision By Agentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Activating Group Discussion by Topic Providing Bots

Kusajima

Sumi

2018

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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Online chat systems, e.g.., Twitter and Slack, have been used in academic conferences or study meetings as a means of instant discussion and sharing related information alongside a real presentation. We propose a system for activating online discussion by providing a bot that suggests webpages related to current timeline of the discussion. Our system generates keyword vectors according to discussion timeline, searches best related webpages from several web sites, and timely provides these pages to the discussion timeline. This paper describes deployments of our system in two types of meetings: lightning talk format meetings and group meetings; and daily exchanges using online chat system. As a result, we could not find good enough reactions to the bot's postings from meeting participants at the lightning talk format meetings, but we could observe more reactions and progress of discussion caused by the bot's postings at the relaxed meetings and daily exchanges among group members. key words: online bot, activating discussion, keyword extraction, documents provision Fig. 1

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Section: Information Provision By Agentsmentioning

confidence: 99%