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- present: M, T, D
- priority: close processing chain. Finally get something from ASR
to parser to DM to TTS -- even if it is only a parrot system!
- Dialogue Manager:
- can be something like Dipper, i.e. information-state update
based..
- or FSA (specified in SCXML or similar?)
- but rules can be simple anyway, simple FSA-stuff:
- identification -> confirmation (repeat on negative) ->
orientation -> confirmation (repeat on negative) -> placement
(repeat on negative)
- S: "Welche Teil?" U: "Das zweite von links" S: "Das hier?"
U: "Nein, daneben". [ --> need to be able to deal with
context-dependent utterances ]
- do WOz pretty soon? Wizard hears user utterances, can trigger
simple prompts:
- "Welches Teil?" "Soll ich es drehen" "Wohin?";
"So?" "Hier?"
- to hide that Wizard is human, let GUI do mouse movements? I.e.,
wizard selects parameters of action (selecting piece, rotating
it, dragging it), then selects prompt ("So?"); this is then sent
to system which executes action (e.g., computes and executes
mouse path; plays synchronised utterance). This won't allow us
to test reaction to smooth turn-taking (since it is
non-incremental; the wizard will have to fully specify the
action), but it will allow us to test user reactions & learn
about the complexity of their speech. Especially the reactions to
CRs like "so?". E.g., "nein, eins weiter hoch".
das, 05/08/08 10:22 (GMT)
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