Multimodal Meaning Representation for Generic Dialogue Systems Architectures

Landragin, Frédéric; Denis, Alexandre; Ricci, Annalisa; Romary, Laurent

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Multimodal Meaning Representation for Generic Dialogue Systems Architectures

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Romary, Laurent
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Landragin, F., Denis, A., Ricci, A., & Romary, L. (2004). Multimodal Meaning Representation for Generic Dialogue Systems Architectures. In Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC 2004) (pp. 521-524).

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An unified language for the communicative acts between agents is essential for the design of multi-agents architectures. Whatever the type of interaction (linguistic, multimodal, including particular aspects such as force feedback), whatever the type of application (command dialogue, request dialogue, database querying), the concepts are common and we need a generic meta-model. In order to tend towards task-independent systems, we need to clarify the modules parameterization procedures. In this paper, we focus on the characteristics of a meta-model designed to represent meaning in linguistic and multimodal applications. This meta-model is called MMIL for MultiModal Interface Language, and has first been specified in the framework of the IST MIAMM European project. What we want to test here is how relevant is MMIL for a completely different context (a different task, a different interaction type, a different linguistic domain). We detail the exploitation of MMIL in the framework of the IST OZONE European project, and we draw the conclusions on the role of MMIL in the parameterization of task-independent dialogue managers.