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Towards developing general models of usability with PARADISE
2000
Natural Language Engineering
The design of methods for performance evaluation is a major open research issue in the area of spoken language dialogue systems. This paper presents the PARADISE methodology for developing predictive m o d e l s o f s p o k en dialogue performance, and shows how to evaluate the predictive p o wer and generalizability o f s u c h models. To illustrate the methodology, w e develop a number of models for predicting system usability (as measured by user satisfaction), based on the application of
doi:10.1017/s1351324900002503
fatcat:qbnbdwj7qzhjjlpzz4i7fsgxm4