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Document Type
Conference Paper
Disciplines
Computer Sciences, Information Science
Abstract
Confusion is a mental state that can be triggered in task-oriented interactions and which can if left unattended lead to boredom, frustration, or disengagement from the task at hand. Previous work has demonstrated that confusion can be detected in situated human-robot interactions from visual and auditory cues. Therefore, in the next step, we propose appropriate interaction structures in this study, which should be used to mitigate confusion. We motivate and describe this dialogue mechanism through an information state-style dialogue framework and policies, and also outline the approach we are taking to integrate such a meta-conversational goal alongside core task-oriented considerations in modern data-driven conversational techniques.
DOI
https://doi.org/10.21427/KZJ3-NK07
Recommended Citation
Li, N., & Ross, R. J. (2023). A Framework for Confusion Mitigation in Task-Oriented Interactions. SemDial. DOI: 10.21427/KZJ3-NK07
Funder
Science Foundation Ireland
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Publication Details
Conference: The 27th Workshop on the Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue
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