Information-demanding question answering system

Montero, Calkin A. S.; Araki, Kenji

doi:10.1109/iscit.2004.1413904

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“…A chatbot application to question answering systems has been proposed by C. S. Montero and K. Araki. [13][14][15] However, it is highly improbable to create all the possible patternsresponse that could appear during a dialogue, a shortcoming that makes the chatbot to easily lose the conversation flow.…”

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Human Chat and Self-Organized Criticality: A Chance Discovery Application

Montero

Araki

2005

New Math. and Nat. Computation

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It has been said that there is something deeply touching about creating something and then having a chat with it. Machines in general, and more specifically computers, are not the exception to that tendency. In fact, since the Turing dissertation "Computing Machinery and Intelligence", machines' ability to perform a human-like conversational behavior has been regarded as the basis to consider the machines as "intelligent entities". In this paper, we propose the idea of the discovery of critically self-organized interaction, using its inherent structure as the basis to modeling computer chat.

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confidence: 99%