Entropy-driven dialog for topic classification: Detecting and tackling uncertainty

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Abstract

Afrequent difficulty faced by developers ofDialog Systems is the absence of a corpus of conversations to model the dialog statistically. Even when such a corpus is available, neither an agenda nor a statistically-based dialog control logic are options if the domain knowledge is broad. This article presents a module that automatically generates system-turn utterances to guide the user through the dialog. These system-turns are not established beforehand, and vary with each dialog. In particular, the task defined in this paper is the automation of a call-routing service. The proposed module is used when the user has not given enough information to route the call with high confidence. Doing so, and using the generated system-turns, the obtained information is improved through the dialog. The article focuses on the development and operation of this module, which is valid for agenda-based and statistical approaches, being applicable in both types of corpora.

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Serras, M., Perez, N., Torres, M. I., & del Pozo, A. (2017). Entropy-driven dialog for topic classification: Detecting and tackling uncertainty. In Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering (Vol. 427 427 LNEE, pp. 171–182). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-2585-3_13

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