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4th SIGDIAL Workshop 2003: Sapporo, Japan
- Proceedings of the SIGDIAL 2003 Workshop, The 4th Annual Meeting of the Special Interest Group on Discourse and Dialogue, July 5-6, 2003, Sapporo, Japan. The Association for Computer Linguistics 2003
- Sandra Carberry, Stephanie Elzer, Nancy L. Green, Kathleen F. McCoy, Daniel Chester:
Understanding Information Graphics: A Discourse-Level Problem. 1-12 - Theresa Wilson, Janyce Wiebe:
Annotating Opinions in the World Press. 13-22 - Matthew Purver, Patrick G. T. Healey, James King, Jonathan Ginzburg, Greg J. Mills:
Answering Clarification Questions. 23-33 - Sarah George, Ingrid Zukerman:
An Information-theoretic Approach for Argument Interpretation. 44-52 - Yukiko Kawaguchi:
Conversational inferences: the hard way and the easy way. 53-61 - David Schlangen, Alex Lascarides:
The interpretation of non-sentential utterances in dialogue. 62-71 - Kazunori Komatani, Fumihiro Adachi, Shinichi Ueno, Tatsuya Kawahara, Hiroshi G. Okuno:
Flexible Spoken Dialogue System based on User Models and Dynamic Generation of VoiceXML Scripts. 87-96 - Kanayo Ogura, Takeshi Masuda, Masato Ishizaki:
Building a New Internet Chat System for Sharing Timing Information. 97-104 - Masamitsu Umeda, Satoru Kogure, Seiichi Nakagawa:
Interpreter for Highly Portable Spoken Dialogue System. 105-114 - Dominique Estival, Michael Broughton, Andrew Zschorn, Elizabeth Pronger:
Spoken Dialogue for Virtual Advisers in a semi-immersive Command and Control environment. 125-134 - Jason D. Williams, Steve J. Young:
Using Wizard-of-Oz simulations to bootstrap Reinforcement - Learning based dialog management systems. 135-139 - Hiroya Murao, Nobuo Kawaguchi, Shigeki Matsubara, Yukiko Yamaguchi, Yasuyoshi Inagaki:
Example-based Spoken Dialogue System using WOZ System Log. 140-148 - Annika Flycht-Eriksson, Arne Jönsson:
Some empirical findings on dialogue management and domain ontologies in dialogue systems - Implications from an evaluation of BirdQuest. 158-167 - Oliver Lemon, Lawrence Cavedon, Barbara Kelly:
Managing Dialogue Interaction: A Multi-Layered Approach. 168-177 - Robert Porzel, Iryna Gurevych, Christof Müller:
Ontology-based Contextual Coherence Scoring. 178-186 - Kazunari Ito, Hiroaki Saito:
An Annotation Tool for Multimodal Dialogue Corpora using Global Document Annotation. 192-197 - Christoph Müller, Michael Strube:
Multi-Level Annotation in MMAX. 198-207 - Lori S. Levin, Chad Langley, Alon Lavie, Donna Gates, Dorcas Wallace, Kay Peterson:
Domain Specific Speech Acts for Spoken Language Translation. 208-217 - Atsue Takeoka, Atsushi Shimojima, Yasuhiro Katagiri:
Turn-taking in Graphical Communication: an exploratory study. 34-38 - Constantin Orasan:
PALinkA: A highly customisable tool for discourse annotation. 39-43 - Samson de Jager, Nick Wright, Alistair Knott:
Speaker-independent context update rules for dialogue management. 72-78 - Naoto Iwahashi:
A Method for Forming Mutual Beliefs for Communication through Human-robot Multi-modal Interaction. 79-86 - Johan Bos, Ewan Klein, Oliver Lemon, Tetsushi Oka:
DIPPER: Description and Formalisation of an Information-State Update Dialogue System Architecture. 115-124 - Gina-Anne Levow:
Learning to Speak to a Spoken Language System: Vocabulary Convergence in Novice Users. 149-153 - Gregory Aist, Manny Rayner, John Dowding, Beth Ann Hockey, Susana Early, Jim L. Hieronymus:
A procedure assistant for astronauts in a functional programming architecture, with step previewing and spoken correction of dialogue moves. 154-157 - Hong-I Ng, Kim-Teng Lua:
Dialog Input Ranking in a Multi-Domain Environment Using Transferable Belief Model. 187-191 - Richard Craggs, Mary McGee Wood:
Annotating emotion in dialogue. 218-225 - Tiit Hennoste, Mare Koit, Andriela Rääbis, Krista Strandson, Maret Valdisoo, Evely Vutt:
Developing a Typology of Dialogue Acts: Some Boundary Problems. 226-235
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