This paper presents a robust classification of dialog acts from text utterances. Two different types, namely, bag-of-words and syntactic relationship among words, were used to extract the discourse level features from the transcript of utterances. Subsequently a number of feature mining methods have been used to identify the most relevant features and their roles in classifying dialog acts. The selected features are used to learn the underlying models of dialog acts using a number of existing machine learning algorithms from the WEKA toolbox. Empirical analyses using the HCRC Map Task Corpus dialog data was conducted to evaluate the performance of the proposed approach. © 2007 IEEE
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International audienceUnderstanding how sentences constitute conversations is still a matter of disa...
Automatic recognition of Dialog-act (DA) is one of the most important processes in understanding spo...
This paper takes a classical machine learning approach to the task of Dialogue Act segmentation. A t...
This paper presents a robust classification of dialog acts from text utterances. Two different types...
This paper presents a robust classification of dialog acts from text utterances. Two different types...
This paper presents a robust classification of dialog acts from text utterances. Two different types...
We describe an integrated approach for statistical modeling of discourse structure for natural conve...
In this paper we describe a new approach for learning dialog act processing. In this approach we int...
Speech act classification remains one of the challenges in natural language processing. This paper e...
This article discusses the detection of discourse markers (DM) in dialog transcriptions, by human an...
This article discusses the detection of discourse markers (DM) in dialog transcriptions, by human an...
We present recent work in the area of Dialogue Act (DA) tagging. Identifying the dialogue acts of u...
Speech act classification is the task of detecting speakers\u27 intentions in discourse. Speech acts...
We are interested in extracting semantic structures from spoken utterances gener-ated within convers...
Nowadays the dialogue act classification is one of the hot topics in computational linguistics. Diff...
International audienceUnderstanding how sentences constitute conversations is still a matter of disa...
Automatic recognition of Dialog-act (DA) is one of the most important processes in understanding spo...
This paper takes a classical machine learning approach to the task of Dialogue Act segmentation. A t...