论文信息 - WikiTalk and WikiListen: Towards Listening Robots That Can Join in Conversations with Topically Relevant Contributions

WikiTalk and WikiListen: Towards Listening Robots That Can Join in Conversations with Topically Relevant Contributions

The WikiTalk open-domain dialogue system performs Wikipedia-based talking. This paper highlights the potential for a new Wikipedia-based listening capability. The aim is to enable social robots to follow the changing topics in human-human conversations, opening the possibility for robots to join in human conversations by making topically relevant contributions at appropriate points.

Kristiina Jokinen | Graham Wilcock

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