论文信息 - A Framework for Processing Corrections in Task-Oriented Dialogues

A Framework for Processing Corrections in Task-Oriented Dialogues

Mundane discourse abounds with utterances referring to other utterances. These meta-language utterances appear with surprising frequency in task-oriented dialogues, such as those arising in the context of a natural language interface to an operating system. This paper identifies some simpler types of dialogue-level metalanguage utterance and provides a computational framework to process such phrases in the context of a case-frame parser exploiting strongly-typed domain semantics.

Jaime G. Carbonell | Philip J. Hayes

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