Demonstration of interactive dialog teaching for learning a practical end-to-end dialog manager
- Jason Williams ,
- Lars Liden
Proceedings of 2017 SIGDIAL Conference |
Published by Association for Computational Linguistics
This is a demonstration of a platform for building practical, task-oriented, end-to-end dialog systems. Whereas traditional dialog systems consists of a pipeline of components such as intent detection,
state tracking, and action selection, an end-to-end dialog system is driven by a machine learning model which takes observable dialog history as input, and directly outputs a distribution over
dialog actions. The benefit of this approach is that intermediate quantities such as intent or dialog state do not need to be labeled – rather, learning can be done directly on example dialogs.
Interactive dialog teaching with Hybrid Code Networks
Demonstration of Hybrid Code Networks, given at the Microsoft Faculty Summit in July 2017. Skip ahead to 35:11.