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Here is a basic dialogue act taxonomy:
The speaker asserts a fact.
The speaker asks the addressee to perform a particular action.
The speaker asks for information.
The speaker offers to do something.
The user accepts a prior offer.
The user rejects a prior offer.
The speaker shows that he has not understood something.
The speaker shows that he has understood something.
The speaker answers a previous question.
An act that is not covered by this taxonomy.
The following dialogue is the TRAINS example dialogue which we saw in Lecture 1.
User[1]: | I need to get to Detroit, Syracuse and Montreal. |
Syst[2]: | OK. [highlights the three cities] |
User[3]: | Let's send the trains from Chicago to Detroit. |
Syst[4]: | Ok. [draws route from Chicago to Detroit via Toledo] But the terminal at Toledo is delaying traffic due to bad weather. Trains will take an additional five hours to move from there. [highlights Toledo red] |
User[5]: | That's ok. Now let's go from Atlanta up to Syracuse. |
Syst[6]: | Please tell me a route to use to get from Atlanta to Syracuse [highlights engine at Atlanta and city Syracuse] |
User[7]: | Go via Charleston and Pittsburgh. |
Syst[8]: | Ok. [draws route via Cincinnati] But traffic through Cincinnati is being delayed due to construction. |
User[9]: | Ok, let's go via Charleston and Buffalo instead. |
Syst[10]: | No problem. [draws route] |
User[11]: | That's great. |
Syst[12]: | I hope it was helpful. |
User[13]: | Finally, I want to go from Montreal to Philadelphia. |
Syst[14]: | Ok. [draws route] |
User[15]: | That's great. I'm done. |
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