A just-in-time document retrieval system for dialogues or monologues
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Andrei Popescu-Belis, Majid Yazdani, Alexandre Nanchen, Philip N. GarnerAuthors Info & Claims
Andrei Popescu-Belis, Majid Yazdani, Alexandre Nanchen, Philip N. GarnerAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 350 - 352
Abstract
The Automatic Content Linking Device is a just-in-time document retrieval system that monitors an ongoing dialogue or monologue and enriches it with potentially related documents from local repositories or from the Web. The documents are found using queries that are built from the dialogue words, obtained through automatic speech recognition. Results are displayed in real time to the dialogue participants, or to people watching a recorded dialogue or a talk. The system can be demonstrated in both settings.
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June 2011
372 pages
ISBN:9781937284107
- General Chairs:
- Johanna D. Moore,
- David R. Traum,
- Program Chairs:
- Joyce Y. Chai,
- Rebecca J. Passonneau
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Association for Computational Linguistics
United States
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Published: 17 June 2011
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