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Organizing dialogue from an incoherent stream of goals
1992
Proceedings of the 14th conference on Computational linguistics -
unpublished
Human discourse appears coherent when it refleets coherent human thought. However, computers do not necessarily store or process information in the same way that people do a.ud~ therefore, cannot rely on the structure of their reuouing for the structure of thehr dialogue,s. Instead, computer-generated conversation must rely on some other mechanism for its orgsaiisation. In this paper, we discuss one such mechanism. We describe a template that provides a guide for conversation. The template is
doi:10.3115/992066.992121
fatcat:q6z5yt4h5fdxtkv3kflcd7n6mq