Titlebook: Conversational AI for Natural Human-Centric Interaction; 12th International W Svetlana Stoyanchev,Stefan Ultes,Haizhou Li Conference procee

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John V. Guttag,James J. Horning generate a response. This study proposes a neural-based response timing estimation model using past utterances to alleviate this problem. The proposed model is expected to consider the intention of the system response implicitly.

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Out-of-Scope Domain and Intent Classification through Hierarchical Joint Modelingnable smooth processing throughout the human-computer interaction. This paper is concerned with the user’s intent, and focuses on out-of-scope intent classification in dialog systems. Although user intents are highly correlated with the application domain, few studies have exploited such correlation

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Segmentation-Based Formulation of Slot Filling Task for Better Generative Modelinginative models such as conditional random fields and recurrent neural networks. One of the weak points of this discriminative approach is robustness against incomplete annotations. For obtaining a more robust method, this paper leverages an overlooked property of slot filling tasks: Non-slot parts o

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Comparison of Automatic Speech Recognition Systemstion systems using video conferences from a medical domain and found that (1) manual transcriptions significantly outperformed the automatic services, and (2) the automatic transcription of YouTube Captions significantly outperformed the other ASR services.

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Multimodal Dialogue Response Timing Estimation Using Dialogue Context Encoderssion are known to affect response timing. Recent studies have revealed that using the representation of a system response improves the performance of response timing prediction. However, it is difficult to directly use a future response with dialogue systems that require an entire user utterance to