论文信息 - Directions For Multi-Party Human-Computer Interaction Research

Directions For Multi-Party Human-Computer Interaction Research

Research on dialog systems has so far concentrated on interactions between a single user and a machine. In this paper we identify novel research directions arising from multi-party human computer interaction, i.e. scenarios where several human participants interact with a dialog system.

Mari Ostendorf | Katrin Kirchhoff

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