DialogDesigner: tools support for dialogue model design and evaluation.

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Title: DialogDesigner: tools support for dialogue model design and evaluation.
Authors: Dybkjær, Hans1 dybkjaer@pdc.dk, Dybkjær, Laila2 laila@nis.sdu.dk
Source: Language Resources & Evaluation. Feb2006, Vol. 40 Issue 1, p87-107. 21p.
Subjects: Dialogue analysis, Interpersonal communication, Simulation methods & models, Time code (Audiovisual technology), Speech research, Language & languages
Abstract: DialogDesigner is an integrated design and development environment that supports dialogue designers in creating an electronic dialogue model, writing dialogue snippets, running and analysing simulation sessions, getting graphical views of the model, making automatic evaluation regarding dialogue model well-formedness, compiling the model into run-time code, and extracting different presentations. DialogDesigner has been used for research purposes as well as in commercial projects. Its primary focus is on providing support for the development process. We explain underlying ideas, illustrate the functionality of DialogDesigner and discuss its strengths. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:DialogDesigner is an integrated design and development environment that supports dialogue designers in creating an electronic dialogue model, writing dialogue snippets, running and analysing simulation sessions, getting graphical views of the model, making automatic evaluation regarding dialogue model well-formedness, compiling the model into run-time code, and extracting different presentations. DialogDesigner has been used for research purposes as well as in commercial projects. Its primary focus is on providing support for the development process. We explain underlying ideas, illustrate the functionality of DialogDesigner and discuss its strengths. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:1574020X
DOI:10.1007/s10579-006-9010-8