Chatbot: Efficient and utility-based platform

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Abstract

This paper aims to analyze the technology of chatbots and investigate its development, which is becoming a popular trend now. A chatbot can simulate a human being to interact with the people in real-time, using the natural language and sends its response from a knowledge base and a set of business rules. Firstly, by using a few examples of the famous chatbots, we have shown that the artificial intelligence based chatbots are the latest trend. The salient features of the chatbot techniques have been discussed, in short, using examples of 5 chatbot-based utilities. Then we have analyzed the significance of a chatbot. Also, we have presented people’s view of chatbots through a short survey to find if the popularity of this utility is rising or declining. The way they work and their advantages and disadvantages have also been analyzed respectively through the arrangement and analysis of information, as well as statistics and conclusions. Further, we have introduced the design principles of a chatbot. We have used the examples of some popular utilities to explain them specifically. The empirical result to create a prototype for the proposed test is shown in the form of questionnaire and recommendations. We have tried to find out a relationship between chatbot and utility. We have also presented the study of their time complexity, according to the algorithm of a chatbot. In the future, human beings are more likely to use human-computer interaction by interacting with chatbots rather than using network connections or utilities. With this research, we hope that we can provide a better understanding and some clear information for people to know better about the relationship between chatbot and utility.

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Chandel, S., Yuying, Y., Yujie, G., Razaque, A., & Yang, G. (2019). Chatbot: Efficient and utility-based platform. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 858, pp. 109–122). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01174-1_9

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