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Modified Conversational Agent Architecture

This paper concerns a BDI agent-based dialog management with innovated approaches to Beliefs and Intentions components. We show that these modifications lead to approximately 5 % improvement in terms of information exchange rate.

Tomás Nestorovic | Václav Matousek | V. Matousek | Tomás Nestorovic

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