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IPMU
2010
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Extracting and Modelling Preferences from Dialogue

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Extracting and Modelling Preferences from Dialogue

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Abstract. Dialogue moves inﬂuence and are inﬂuenced by the agents’ preferences. We propose a method for modelling this interaction. We motivate and describe a recursive method for calculating the preferences that are expressed, sometimes indirectly, through the speech acts performed. These yield partial CP-nets, which provide a compact and efﬁcient method for computing how preferences inﬂuence each other. Our study of 100 dialogues in the Verbmobil corpus can be seen as a partial vindication of using CP-nets to represent preferences.

Nicholas Asher, Elise Bonzon, Alex Lascarides

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Added	19 Jul 2010
Updated	19 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2010
Where	IPMU
Authors	Nicholas Asher, Elise Bonzon, Alex Lascarides

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