Belief revision and dialogue management in information retrieval:
Abstract: "This report describes research to evaluate a theory of belief revision proposed by Galliers in the context of information-seeking interaction as modelled by Belkin, Brooks and Daniels and illustrated by user-librarian dialogues. The work covered the detailed assessment and developmen...
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| Schriftenreihe: | Computer Laboratory <Cambridge>: Technical report
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| Zusammenfassung: | Abstract: "This report describes research to evaluate a theory of belief revision proposed by Galliers in the context of information-seeking interaction as modelled by Belkin, Brooks and Daniels and illustrated by user-librarian dialogues. The work covered the detailed assessment and development, and computational implementation and testing, of both the belief revision theory and the information retrieval model. Some features of the belief theory presented problems, and the original 'multiple expert' retrieval model had to be drastically modified to support rational dialogue management. But the experimental results showed that the characteristics of literature-seeking interaction could be successfully captured by the belief theory, exploiting important elements of the retrieval model. Thus though the system's knowledge and dialogue performance were very limited, it provides a useful base for further research. The report presents all aspects of the research in detail, with particular emphasis on the implementation of belief and intention revision, and the integration of revision with domain reasoning and dialogue interaction." |
| Beschreibung: | 227 S. |
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| spelling | Belief revision and dialogue management in information retrieval by Brian Logan ... Cambridge 1994 227 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Computer Laboratory <Cambridge>: Technical report 339 Abstract: "This report describes research to evaluate a theory of belief revision proposed by Galliers in the context of information-seeking interaction as modelled by Belkin, Brooks and Daniels and illustrated by user-librarian dialogues. The work covered the detailed assessment and development, and computational implementation and testing, of both the belief revision theory and the information retrieval model. Some features of the belief theory presented problems, and the original 'multiple expert' retrieval model had to be drastically modified to support rational dialogue management. But the experimental results showed that the characteristics of literature-seeking interaction could be successfully captured by the belief theory, exploiting important elements of the retrieval model. Thus though the system's knowledge and dialogue performance were very limited, it provides a useful base for further research. The report presents all aspects of the research in detail, with particular emphasis on the implementation of belief and intention revision, and the integration of revision with domain reasoning and dialogue interaction." Bionics and artificial intelligence sigle Documentation, information science and librarianship sigle Information retrieval Logan, Brian Sonstige oth Computer Laboratory <Cambridge>: Technical report 339 (DE-604)BV004055605 339 |
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