C. L. Sidner. "Negotiation in Collaborative Activity: A Discourse Analysis," Knowledge-Based Systems, Vol. 7, No. 4, 1994. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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Managing Communicative Intentions in Dialogue Using a.. - Blaylock (2002) (Correct)
....working collaboratively. In general, much work has been done on autonomous agent negotiation for everything from eCommerce auctions to agent service brokering, using mostly game theory or argumentation theory ( Jennings et al. 2001] We discuss here only the work done by Sidner ( Sidner, 1994a; Sidner, 1994b] which looks at the domain of discourse. Sidner defines an artificial language for interaction and uses it to analyze several interaction dialogues. The model allows for things such as proposals, counterproposals, acceptance, rejection, as well as for grounding acknowledgments. As a ....
....of recipes, release of situations, etc. Further defining the place of recipes, situations, and resources should make this more clear. Interaction Level Improvement The interaction level is still fairly undeveloped. We desire to revisit the level in light of other research ( Sidner, 1994a; Sidner, 1994b] to see what, if any, modifications are necessary. Status of Grounding Part of the interaction level will most certainly involve some sort of problem solving grounding. Participants need to mutually know that the interaction has taken place in order for the collaborative problem solving actions ....
Candy Sidner, "Negotiation in Collaborative Activity: A Discourse Analysis, " Knowledge-Based Systems, 7(4):265--267, 1994, Also available as Lotus Technical Report 94-10. 52
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C. L. Sidner. "Negotiation in Collaborative Activity: A Discourse Analysis," Knowledge-Based Systems, Vol. 7, No. 4, 1994.
Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories - Http Www Merl (2002) Self-citation (Sidner) (Correct)
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C. L. Sidner. "Negotiation in Collaborative Activity: A Discourse Analysis," Knowledge-Based Systems, Vol. 7, No. 4, 1994.
An Artificial Discourse Language for Collaborative Negotiation - Sidner (1994) (31 citations) Self-citation (Sidner) (Correct)
....because in that framework the agents can lie about their beliefs. Future Directions How can we test the completeness of the artificial language for capturing human conversations Are there other features of dialogue in addition to cue phrases that are outside the language Current investigations (Sidner 1994) are exploring the translation of dialogues into the negotiation language to determine potentially missing features and to characterize the interpretation of multi functional phrases, such as okay. The negotiation language is also being explored as a communication language between agents and ....
Sidner, C. 1994. Negotiation in collaborative activity: A discourse analysis. Knowledge-Based Systems.
Managing Communicative Intentions in Dialogue Using a.. - Blaylock (2002) (Correct)
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Candy Sidner, \Negotiation in Collaborative Activity: A Discourse Analysis, " Knowledge-Based Systems, 7(4):265-267, 1994, Also available as Lotus Technical Report 94-10. 52
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C. Sidner, "Negotiation in Collaborative Activity: a Discourse Analysis." To appear in Knowledge Based Systems, 1994.
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