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Learning to Generate Structured Queries from Natural Language with Indirect Supervision
Generating structured query language (SQL) from natural language is an emerging research topic.
A Prospective-Performance Network to Alleviate Myopia in Beam Search for Response Generation
Generative dialog models usually adopt beam search as the inference method to generate responses.
LSDSCC: a Large Scale Domain-Specific Conversational Corpus for Response Generation with Diversity Oriented Evaluation Metrics
The experimental results have shown that our proposed corpus can be taken as a new benchmark dataset for the NRG task, and the presented metrics are promising to guide the optimization of NRG models by quantifying the diversity of the generated responses reasonably.
Group Linguistic Bias Aware Neural Response Generation
For practical chatbots, one of the essential factor for improving user experience is the capability of customizing the talking style of the agents, that is, to make chatbots provide responses meeting users{'} preference on language styles, topics, etc.
Predicting Users' Negative Feedbacks in Multi-Turn Human-Computer Dialogues
Besides, strategies of obtaining distance supervision data for pre-training are also discussed in this work.
Neural Response Generation via GAN with an Approximate Embedding Layer
This paper presents a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) to model single-turn short-text conversations, which trains a sequence-to-sequence (Seq2Seq) network for response generation simultaneously with a discriminative classifier that measures the differences between human-produced responses and machine-generated ones.
On the Linear Belief Compression of POMDPs: A re-examination of current methods
Belief compression improves the tractability of large-scale partially observable Markov decision processes (POMDPs) by finding projections from high-dimensional belief space onto low-dimensional approximations, where solving to obtain action selection policies requires fewer computations.
