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Informative and Long-Term Response Generation using Multiple Suggestions and User Persona Retrieval in a Dialogue System
Enhancing user satisfaction in dialogue systems relies on their ability to understand users and generate responses that meet their expectations. This study proposes a dialogue system that incorporates the Multi-Suggestions Transformer (MST) to generate informative and long-term responses. The MST co...
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Published in: | APSIPA transactions on signal and information processing 2024-01, Vol.13 (2) |
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Main Authors: | , , |
Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | Enhancing user satisfaction in dialogue systems relies on their
ability to understand users and generate responses that meet their
expectations. This study proposes a dialogue system that incorporates
the Multi-Suggestions Transformer (MST) to generate
informative and long-term responses. The MST combines empathy
suggestions, system persona suggestions, and knowledge
suggestions to produce comprehensive and informative responses.
Additionally, the system employs a persona detection model and a
persona extraction model to extract the user persona from current
sentences and retrieve the most suitable user persona from the
dialogue history. This facilitates long-term conversations by enabling
the system to remember and respond to sentences relevant
to the user persona. The proposed MST-based dialogue system
outperforms the baseline in terms of informativeness, as evidenced
by higher scores in BLEU, BERT-score, Distinct-n, and Perplexity
on the Blended Skill Talk and Multi Session Chat datasets. Furthermore,
two novel evaluation metrics, PerP and PerB, introduced
in this study demonstrate the system’s effective utilization of the
user persona for achieving long-term dialogue. Human subjective
evaluation indicates that our model consistently outperforms the
baseline, achieving superior scores of 68%, 56%, 52%, and 64% in
the four subjective metrics. |
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ISSN: | 2048-7703 2048-7703 |
DOI: | 10.1561/116.00000145 |