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Computational Models for Mixed Initiative Interaction
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Eli HagenIn this paper
we outline a data driven approach to mixed initiative dialogue in acoustic user interfaces to databases. We present the knowledge sources that our dialogue planning algorithm needs: the dialogue model
the dialogue history
and the application description. Further
we discuss how the notions of taking
keeping
giving
and relinquishing the turn are reflected in our approach and how to combine these notions with the knowledge sources in order to decide on an appropriate strategy for the dialogue and to achieve a mixed initiative type of dialogue in which the user is able take the initiative and change the direction of the dialogue.
Computational Models for Mixed Initiative Interaction
Volume
Papers from the 1997 AAAI Spring Symposium
Contents
Spring
Papers from the 1997 AAAI Spring Symposium
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