论文信息 - The application of path algebras to interactive dialogue design

The application of path algebras to interactive dialogue design

Abstract The CONNECT interactive dialogue system is briefly described and the path-algebra technique explained. Its relevance to interactive dialogue design is illustrated by a number of examples. The analysis and usefulness of multilayered networks is briefly explained and a possible extension to step retracing is outlined.

J. L. Alty | J. Alty

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