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Optimising Incremental Generation for Spoken Dialogue Systems: Reducing the Need for Fillers

Nina Dethlefs | Helen Hastie | Verena Rieser | Oliver Lemon |

Paper Details:

Month: May
Year: 2012
Location: Utica, IL
Venue: INLG | WS |
SIG: SIGGEN

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Conditional Random Fields for Responsive Surface Realisation using Global Features
Nina Dethlefs | Helen Hastie | Heriberto Cuayáhuitl | Oliver Lemon |

Open-ended, Extensible System Utterances Are Preferred, Even If They Require Filled Pauses
Timo Baumann | David Schlangen |

“So, which one is it?” The effect of alternative incremental architectures in a high-performance game-playing agent
Maike Paetzel | Ramesh Manuvinakurike | David DeVault |

Beyond On-hold Messages: Conversational Time-buying in Task-oriented Dialogue
Soledad López Gambino | Sina Zarrieß | David Schlangen |

Using Reinforcement Learning to Model Incrementality in a Fast-Paced Dialogue Game
Ramesh Manuvinakurike | David DeVault | Kallirroi Georgila |

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Linguistic Trends

Discourse

Task

ASR

Language

English

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