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    Neural Turn-Taking Models for Spoken Dialogue Systems
    Matthew Roddy
    Turn-Taking
    Turn (biochemistry)
    Citations (2)
    Language and Dialogue Processing in Spoken Dialogue Systems( Recent Advancements of Spoken Language Interfaces and Dialogue Systems)
    Journal of Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence (2002)
    Mikio NakanoKohji DohsakaMikio NakanoKohji Dohsaka
    Spoken Language
    Citations (0)
    Spoken Dialogue Systems Evaluation
    Springer eBooks (2007)
    Niels Ole BernsenLaila DybkjærWolfgang Minker
    Citations (3)
    Spoken Language Dialogue Systems
    Robert Dale
    A spoken language dialogue system is a computational system which engages in multi-turn dialogic interaction with human users using speech as the means of communication. Any system which does this requires many of the capabilities of other natural language processing applications, encompassing both language understanding and language generation; but the nature of spoken language dialogue means that it also poses a number of additional challenges not faced by other applications. This chapter discusses a number of key issues that need to be addressed when attempting to build systems that can engage in natural dialogue, and provides an overview of existing research in these areas.
    Spoken Language
    Dialogic
    Natural language understanding
    Citations (0)
    Conceptual Information Processing in Spoken Dialogue Understanding
    Journal of Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence (1997)
    Riichiro Mizoguchi
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    Principles for the design of cooperative spoken human-machine dialogue
    Niels Ole BernsenHans DybkjærLaila Dybkjær
    The paper presents a consolidated set of 24 principles of cooperative spoken human machine dialogue which are based on the development and controlled user testing of the dialogue component of the Danish dialogue system as well as on comparison with human human dialogue theory. Potentially, the principles could be used as effective and systematic dialogue development and evaluation tools both during early design and in later phases of dialogue evaluation.
    Component (thermodynamics)
    Spoken Language
    Danish
    Citations (22)
    A spoken dialogue system based on dialogue corpues analysis
    Language Resources and Evaluation (1998)
    Ramón López-CózarAntonio J. RubioMaría Pilar Abad GarcíaJosé Carlos Segura Luna
    Citations (8)
    Spoken Dialogue In Face-to-Face And Remote Collaborative Learning Environments
    Arun Reddy Nelakurthi
    Face-to-face
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    Spoken Dialogue Technology: Toward the Conversational User Interface
    Michael McTear
    What is a Spoken Dialogue System?-. The Components of a Spoken Dialogue System-. Describing Dialogue-. Developing a Spoken Dialogue System: The Dialogue Engineering Lifecycle-. Directed Dialogue Systems-. Developing Directed Dialogue Systems using the CSLU Toolkit-. Developing Directed Dialogue Systems using VoiceXML-. Mixed-Initiative Dialogue Systems-. Developing Mixed - Initiative Dialogue Systems using VoiceXML-. Developing Mixed - Initiative Dialogue Systems using the CU Communicator System-. Conversational Agents-. Future Developments
    Spoken Language
    Interface (matter)
    Citations (173)
    Issues in Spoken Dialogue Systems for Human- Computer Interaction
    IGI Global eBooks (2012)
    Tanveer J. SiddiquiUma Shanker Tiwary
    Spoken dialogue systems are a step forward towards the realization of human-like interaction with computer-based systems. This chapter focuses on issues related to spoken dialog systems. It presents a general architecture for spoken dialogue systems for human-computer interaction, describes its components, and highlights key research challenges in them. One important variation in the architecture is modeling knowledge as a separate component. This is unlike existing dialogue systems in which knowledge is usually embedded within other components. This separation makes the architecture more general. The chapter also discusses some of the existing evaluation methods for spoken dialogue systems.
    Realization (probability)
    Component (thermodynamics)
    Spoken Language
    Dialog system
    Variation (astronomy)
    Citations (1)