Index

A

Adjacency pairs and insertions: 1.1.2 General Dialogue characteristics

Argumentation acts : 3.3.7 TRAINS: The approach

Assertives: 3.1.3 Searle's Classification of Speech Acts

automaton: 2.1.1 Processing dialogue with finite state systems

B

Backward Communicative Functions: 3.3.9 DAMSL: The scheme

C

chart parser: 3.4.5 The Chart parser

Commisives: 3.1.3 Searle's Classification of Speech Acts

Conversation Acts: 3.3.7 TRAINS: The approach

Core speech acts: 3.3.7 TRAINS: The approach

D

DAMSL: 3.3.8 DAMSL

Declarations: 3.1.3 Searle's Classification of Speech Acts

dialogue acts: 3.3.1 Introduction of Dialogue Acts

Dialogue context: 1.1.2 General Dialogue characteristics

Dialogue phases: 3.3.5 Verbmobil 2: Levels of annotation

Directives: 3.1.3 Searle's Classification of Speech Acts

Discourse Unit: 3.3.7 TRAINS: The approach

E

Edges: 2.1.1 Processing dialogue with finite state systems

Eliza: 1.1.1 Warming Up

Ellipsis: 1.1.2 General Dialogue characteristics

Expressives: 3.1.3 Searle's Classification of Speech Acts

F

Forward Communicative Functions: 3.3.9 DAMSL: The scheme

FSA: 2.1.1 Processing dialogue with finite state systems

G

general dialogue characteristics: 1.1.2 General Dialogue characteristics

Grounding: 1.1.2 General Dialogue characteristics

Grounding acts: 3.3.7 TRAINS: The approach

H

HCRC map task: 3.3.2 HCRC Map task

I

Illocutionary: 3.1.2 What are speech acts and what do they do?

L

Locutionary: 3.1.2 What are speech acts and what do they do?

M

Mixed initiative: 1.1.2 General Dialogue characteristics

P

Performatives: 3.1.2 What are speech acts and what do they do?

Perlocutionary: 3.1.2 What are speech acts and what do they do?

Planning schemes: 3.2.1 Important Aspects

R

recognition grammar: 2.4.5 Ellipsis

Reference resolution: 1.1.2 General Dialogue characteristics

S

speech acts: 3.1.1 The background

speech recogniser: 3.4.4 The Speech recogniser

states: 2.1.1 Processing dialogue with finite state systems

T

TRAINS: 1.3.2 The domain

transitions: 2.1.1 Processing dialogue with finite state systems

TRIPS: 3.4.1 System Architecture

Turn-taking: 1.1.2 General Dialogue characteristics

Turn taking acts: 3.3.7 TRAINS: The approach

U

Utterance Features: 3.3.9 DAMSL: The scheme

V

Verbmobil: 3.3.4 Verbmobil 2