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User Models in Dialog Systems
By Alfred Kobsa (Editor), S. Carberry (Contribution by), Wolfgang Wahlster (Editor), J.G. Carbonell (Contribution by), D.N. Chin (Contribution by), R. Cohen (Contribution by), J. Fain Lehman (Contribution by), T.W. Finin (Contribution by), A. Jameson (Contribution by), M. Jones (Contribution by), R. Kass (Contribution by), A. Kobsa (Contribution by), K.F. McCoy (Contribution by), K. Morik (Contribution by), C.L. Paris (Contribution by), A.E. Quilici (Contribution by), E. Rich (Contribution by), K. Sparck Jones (Contribution by), W. Wahlster (Contribution by)
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By Alfred Kobsa (Editor), S. Carberry (Contribution by), Wolfgang Wahlster (Editor), J.G. Carbonell (Contribution by), D.N. Chin (Contribution by), R. Cohen (Contribution by), J. Fain Lehman (Contribution by), T.W. Finin (Contribution by), A. Jameson (Contribution by), M. Jones (Contribution by), R. Kass (Contribution by), A. Kobsa (Contribution by), K.F. McCoy (Contribution by), K. Morik (Contribution by), C.L. Paris (Contribution by), A.E. Quilici (Contribution by), E. Rich (Contribution by), K. Sparck Jones (Contribution by), W. Wahlster (Contribution by)
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User models have recently attracted much research interest in the field of artificial intelligence dialog systems. It has become evident that flexible user-oriented dialog behavior of such systems can be achieved only if the system has access to a model of the user containing assumptions about his/her background knowledge as well as his/her goals and plans in consulting the system. Research in the field of user models investigates how such assumptions can be automatically created, represent...