Dialogue act annotation for consulting dialogue corpus

Authors:
Kiyonori Ohtake;Teruhisa Misu;Chiori Hori;Hideki Kashioka;Satoshi Nakamura
Affiliations:
NICT, Keihannna, Science City, Japan;NICT, Keihannna, Science City, Japan;NICT, Keihannna, Science City, Japan;NICT, Keihannna, Science City, Japan;NICT, Keihannna, Science City, Japan
Venue:
Proceedings of the 3rd International Universal Communication Symposium
Year:
2009

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Abstract

This paper introduces a new corpus of consulting dialogues, which is designed for training a dialogue manager that can handle consulting dialogues through spontaneous interactions from the tagged dialogue corpus. We have collected 130 h of consulting dialogues in the tourist guidance domain. This paper outlines our taxonomy of dialogue act annotation that can describe two aspects of an utterances: the communicative function (speech act), and the semantic content of the utterance. We provide an overview of the Kyoto tour guide dialogue corpus and a preliminary analysis using the dialogue act tags.