When to elicit feedback in dialogue: Towards a model based on the information needs of speakers

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When to elicit feedback in dialogue: Towards a model based on the information needs of speakers
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Buschmeier, Hendrik ; Kopp, Stefan
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2014
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Englisch
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Konferenzband
URN
urn:nbn:de:0070-pub-26815413
DOI
10.1007/978-3-319-09767-1_10

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Communicative feedback in dialogue is an important mechanism that helps interlocutors coordinate their interaction. Listeners pro-actively provide feedback when they think that it is important for the speaker to know their mental state, and speakers pro-actively seek listener feedback when they need information on whether a listener perceived, understood or accepted their message. This paper presents first steps towards a model for enabling attentive speaker agents to determine when to elicit feedback based on continuous assessment of their information needs about a user's listening state.

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