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Global Anticipation Feedback in a Transmutable Dialog System - Ndiaye, Jameson (Correct)
....For the description of the realization of transmutability in PRACMA cf. Ndiaye and Jameson, 1994; Ndiaye and Jameson, 1995] based protocol that governs the exchange of messages. The agents run concurrently as simulated processes over a local network using PVM ( Geist et al. 1994] and ICE ([Amtrup, 1994] ) Figure 1 shows PRACMA s agents and the types of messages that they exchange. The main function of the COMMENT AND QUESTION HANDLER (or CQH) is similar in both roles: Given a request by the DIALOG PLANNER to select an utterance of a particular type fulfilling particular constraints, it ....
Jan Amtrup. ICE: INTARC Communication Environment --- Design und Spezifikation. Technical Report VMMemo 48, Universit at Hamburg, Hamburg, 1994.
Distributed Control in Verbmobil - Marcus Kesseler (1994) (Correct)
....local hypotheses management to be under control of the local INTARC 1.2 demon attached to each module. INTARC 1.2 has undergone a major revision on the implementation level in the first half of 1994. The revised architecture (ICE INTARC 1. 3 Communication Environment) is presented by Amtrup in [2]. We will not dwell on the technicalities of ICE, suffice to say that ICE also abides to the principles of modularity, incrementality and interactivity. In this first reimplementation the support of time based garbage collection has been dropped. The feature turned out to be too coarse grained for ....
Jan Amtrup. ICE - INTARC Communication Environment: Design und Spezifikation. Verbmobil Memo 48, Universitat Hamburg, FBI/UHH, August 1994.
ICE INTARC Communication Environment Users Guide and Reference.. - Amtrup (1995) (8 citations) (Correct)
....passing on the other hand lends itself easily to a task oriented system that asynchronously issues requests and answers requests from other components. 1 Several people contributed to this system by providing ideas and hints, especially Marcus Kesseler and Andreas Hauenstein. 2 See also (Amtrup, 1994) Verbmobil Technisches Dokument 14 Attachment Information Component IDL ICE PVM Component IDL ICE PVM Information Attachment PVM ICE IDL ILS Additional channels Figure 1.1: The overall structure of an ICE system ICE V1.4: User s Guide and Reference Manual Channels are abstract communication ....
Amtrup, Jan W. 1994. ICE--Intarc Communication Environment: Design und Spezifikation. Verbmobil Memo 48, Universit at Hamburg, Hamburg, September.
Predictive Role Taking in Dialog: Global Anticipation Feedback.. - Ndiaye, al. (1996) (8 citations) (Correct)
....concurrent objectoriented programming. The system s modules, realized as agents, interact cooperatively through a communication actbased protocol that governs the exchange of messages. The agents run concurrently as simulated processes over a local network using PVM (Geist et al. 1994) and ICE (Amtrup, 1994). The left hand side of Figure 3 shows PRACMA s agents and the types of messages that they exchange. Realization of Within Dialog Transmutability The agents fall into three categories that illustrate different ways of realizing within dialog transmutability: NATURAL LANGUAGE ANALYZER NATURAL ....
Amtrup, J. 1994. ICE: INTARC Communication Environment --- Design und Spezifikation. Technical Report VM-Memo 48, University of Hamburg, Hamburg.
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