When someone says a statement about a particular subject, we memorize the assertion and, implicitly, we can construct all the possible questions that have as a right answer to the assertion just heard. This means that, in this specific case, our learning process based on assertions subsists. When we read a book, we do nothing but learn through a succession of assertions. In this article, we present a system for automatically constructing a conversational agent, which uses only assertions to build the dialog engine. The whole architecture is based on the "Robot Operating System" (ROS), and the experiments were conducted using a humanoid robot.
An Automatic System for Learning and Dialogue Based on Assertions
Umberto Maniscalco;Antonio Messina;Pietro Storniolo
2019
Abstract
When someone says a statement about a particular subject, we memorize the assertion and, implicitly, we can construct all the possible questions that have as a right answer to the assertion just heard. This means that, in this specific case, our learning process based on assertions subsists. When we read a book, we do nothing but learn through a succession of assertions. In this article, we present a system for automatically constructing a conversational agent, which uses only assertions to build the dialog engine. The whole architecture is based on the "Robot Operating System" (ROS), and the experiments were conducted using a humanoid robot.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.