ARGOT: the rochester dialogue system

James F. Allen; Alan M. Frisch; Diane J. hitman

Abstract

We are engaged in a long-term research project that has the ultimate aim of describing a mechanism that can partake in an extended English dialogue on some reasonably well specified range of topics. This paper is a progress report on the project, called ARGOT. It outlines the system and describes recent results as well as work in progress.

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Computer scienceWork (physics)Mechanism (biology)Term (time)Software engineeringEngineeringEpistemologyMechanical engineeringPhilosophy

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University of Rochester US

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Year: 1982
Type: article
Pages: 66-70
Citations: 33
Access: Closed

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                                    James F. Allen, 
                                
                                    Alan M. Frisch, 
                                
                                    Diane J. hitman
                                
                            (1982). 
                            ARGOT: the rochester dialogue system. 
                            National Conference on Artificial Intelligence
                            
                            , 66-70.