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	    Zero-Shot Dialog Generation with Cross-Domain Latent Actions  Tiancheng  Zhao and  Maxine  Eskenazi  
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	    pp. 1‑10 | 
	    
	
	    Changing the Level of Directness in Dialogue using Dialogue Vector Models and Recurrent Neural Networks  Louisa  Pragst and  Stefan  Ultes  
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	    pp. 11‑19 | 
	    
	
	    Modeling Linguistic and Personality Adaptation for Natural Language Generation  Zhichao  Hu,  Jean  Fox Tree and  Marilyn  Walker  
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	    pp. 20‑31 | 
	    
	
	    Estimating User Interest from Open-Domain Dialogue  Michimasa  Inaba and  Kenichi  Takahashi  
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	    pp. 32‑40 | 
	    
	
	    Does Ability Affect Alignment in Second Language Tutorial Dialogue?  Arabella  Sinclair,  Adam  Lopez,  C. G.  Lucas and  Dragan  Gasevic  
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	    pp. 41‑50 | 
	    
	
	    Just Talking - Modelling Casual Conversation  Emer  Gilmartin,  Christian  Saam,  Carl  Vogel,  Nick  Campbell and  Vincent  Wade  
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	    pp. 51‑59 | 
	    
	
	    Neural User Simulation for Corpus-based Policy Optimisation of Spoken Dialogue Systems  Florian  Kreyssig,  Iñigo  Casanueva,  Paweł  Budzianowski and  Milica  Gasic  
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	    pp. 60‑69 | 
	    
	
	    Introduction method for argumentative dialogue using paired question-answering interchange about personality  Kazuki  Sakai,  Ryuichiro  Higashinaka,  Yuichiro  Yoshikawa,  Hiroshi  Ishiguro and  Junji  Tomita  
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	    pp. 70‑79 | 
	    
	
	    Automatic Token and Turn Level Language Identification for Code-Switched Text Dialog: An Analysis Across Language Pairs and Corpora  Vikram  Ramanarayanan and  Robert  Pugh  
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	    pp. 80‑88 | 
	    
	
	    A Situated Dialogue System for Learning Structural Concepts in Blocks World  Ian  Perera,  James  Allen,  Choh Man  Teng and  Lucian  Galescu  
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	    pp. 89‑98 | 
	    
	
	    Pardon the Interruption: Managing Turn-Taking through Overlap Resolution in Embodied Artificial Agents  Felix  Gervits and  Matthias  Scheutz  
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	    pp. 99‑109 | 
	    
	
	    Consequences and Factors of Stylistic Differences in Human-Robot Dialogue  Stephanie  Lukin,  Kimberly  Pollard,  Claire  Bonial,  Matthew  Marge,  Cassidy  Henry,  Ron  Artstein,  David  Traum and  Clare  Voss  
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	    pp. 110‑118 | 
	    
	
	    Turn-Taking Strategies for Human-Robot Peer-Learning Dialogue  Ranjini  Das and  Heather  Pon-Barry  
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	    pp. 119‑129 | 
	    
	
	    Predicting Perceived Age: Both Language Ability and Appearance are Important  Sarah  Plane,  Ariel  Marvasti,  Tyler  Egan and  Casey  Kennington  
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	    pp. 130‑139 | 
	    
	
	    Multimodal Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning Policy for Task-Oriented Visual Dialog  Jiaping  Zhang,  Tiancheng  Zhao and  Zhou  Yu  
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	    pp. 140‑150 | 
	    
	
	    Language-Guided Adaptive Perception for Efficient Grounded Communication with Robotic Manipulators in Cluttered Environments  Siddharth  Patki and  Thomas  Howard  
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	    pp. 151‑160 | 
	    
	
	    Unsupervised Counselor Dialogue Clustering for Positive Emotion Elicitation in Neural Dialogue System  Nurul  Lubis,  Sakriani  Sakti,  Koichiro  Yoshino and  Satoshi  Nakamura  
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	    pp. 161‑170 | 
	    
	
	    Discovering User Groups for Natural Language Generation  Nikos  Engonopoulos,  Christoph  Teichmann and  Alexander  Koller  
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	    pp. 171‑179 | 
	    
	
	    Controlling Personality-Based Stylistic Variation with Neural Natural Language Generators  Shereen  Oraby,  Lena  Reed,  Shubhangi  Tandon,  Sharath  T.S.,  Stephanie  Lukin and  Marilyn  Walker  
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	    pp. 180‑190 | 
	    
	
	    A Context-aware Convolutional Natural Language Generation model for Dialogue Systems  Sourab  Mangrulkar,  Suhani  Shrivastava,  Veena  Thenkanidiyoor and  Dileep  Aroor Dinesh  
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	    pp. 191‑200 | 
	    
	
	    A Unified Neural Architecture for Joint Dialog Act Segmentation and Recognition in Spoken Dialog System  Tianyu  Zhao and  Tatsuya  Kawahara  
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	    pp. 201‑208 | 
	    
	
	    Cost-Sensitive Active Learning for Dialogue State Tracking  Kaige  Xie,  Cheng  Chang,  Liliang  Ren,  Lu  Chen and  Kai  Yu  
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	    pp. 209‑213 | 
	    
	
	    Discourse Coherence in the Wild: A Dataset, Evaluation and Methods  Alice  Lai and  Joel  Tetreault  
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	    pp. 214‑223 | 
	    
	
	    Neural Dialogue Context Online End-of-Turn Detection  Ryo  Masumura,  Tomohiro  Tanaka,  Atsushi  Ando,  Ryo  Ishii,  Ryuichiro  Higashinaka and  Yushi  Aono  
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	    pp. 224‑228 | 
	    
	
	    Spoken Dialogue for Information Navigation  Alexandros  Papangelis,  Panagiotis  Papadakos,  Yannis  Stylianou and  Yannis  Tzitzikas  
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	    pp. 229‑234 | 
	    
	
	    Improving User Impression in Spoken Dialog System with Gradual Speech Form Control  Yukiko  Kageyama,  Yuya  Chiba,  Takashi  Nose and  Akinori  Ito  
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	    pp. 235‑240 | 
	    
	
	    A Bilingual Interactive Human Avatar Dialogue System  Dana  Abu Ali,  Muaz  Ahmad,  Hayat  Al Hassan,  Paula  Dozsa,  Ming  Hu,  Jose  Varias and  Nizar  Habash  
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	    pp. 241‑244 | 
	    
	
	    DialCrowd: A toolkit for easy dialog system assessment  Kyusong  Lee,  Tiancheng  Zhao,  Alan W  Black and  Maxine  Eskenazi  
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	    pp. 245‑248 | 
	    
	
	    Leveraging Multimodal Dialog Technology for the Design of Automated and Interactive Student Agents for Teacher Training  David  Pautler,  Vikram  Ramanarayanan,  Kirby  Cofino,  Patrick  Lange and  David  Suendermann-Oeft  
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	    pp. 249‑252 | 
	    
	
	    An Empirical Study of Self-Disclosure in Spoken Dialogue Systems  Abhilasha  Ravichander and  Alan W  Black  
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	    pp. 253‑263 | 
	    
	
	    Role play-based question-answering by real users for building chatbots with consistent personalities  Ryuichiro  Higashinaka,  Masahiro  Mizukami,  Hidetoshi  Kawabata,  Emi  Yamaguchi,  Noritake  Adachi and  Junji  Tomita  
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	    pp. 264‑272 | 
	    
	
	    Addressing Objects and Their Relations: The Conversational Entity Dialogue Model  Stefan  Ultes,  Paweł  Budzianowski,  Iñigo  Casanueva,  Lina M.  Rojas Barahona,  Bo-Hsiang  Tseng,  Yen-chen  Wu,  Steve  Young and  Milica  Gasic  
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	    pp. 273‑283 | 
	    
	
	    Conversational Image Editing: Incremental Intent Identification in a New Dialogue Task  Ramesh  Manuvinakurike,  Trung  Bui,  Walter  Chang and  Kallirroi  Georgila  
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	    pp. 284‑295 | 
	    
	
	    Fine-Grained Discourse Structures in Continuation Semantics  Timothée  Bernard  
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	    pp. 296‑305 | 
	    
	
	    Automatic Extraction of Causal Relations from Text using Linguistically Informed Deep Neural Networks  Tirthankar  Dasgupta,  Rupsa  Saha,  Lipika  Dey and  Abir  Naskar  
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	    pp. 306‑316 | 
	    
	
	    Toward zero-shot Entity Recognition in Task-oriented Conversational Agents  Marco  Guerini,  Simone  Magnolini,  Vevake  Balaraman and  Bernardo  Magnini  
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	    pp. 317‑326 | 
	    
	
	    Identifying Explicit Discourse Connectives in German  Peter  Bourgonje and  Manfred  Stede  
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	    pp. 327‑331 | 
	    
	
	    Feudal Dialogue Management with Jointly Learned Feature Extractors  Iñigo  Casanueva,  Paweł  Budzianowski,  Stefan  Ultes,  Florian  Kreyssig,  Bo-Hsiang  Tseng,  Yen-chen  Wu and  Milica  Gasic  
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	    pp. 332‑337 | 
	    
	
	    Variational Cross-domain Natural Language Generation for Spoken Dialogue Systems  Bo-Hsiang  Tseng,  Florian  Kreyssig,  Paweł  Budzianowski,  Iñigo  Casanueva,  Yen-chen  Wu,  Stefan  Ultes and  Milica  Gasic  
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	    pp. 338‑343 | 
	    
	
	    Coherence Modeling Improves Implicit Discourse Relation Recognition  Noriki  Nishida and  Hideki  Nakayama  
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	    pp. 344‑349 | 
	    
	
	    Adversarial Learning of Task-Oriented Neural Dialog Models  Bing  Liu and  Ian  Lane  
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	    pp. 350‑359 | 
	    
	
	    Constructing a Lexicon of English Discourse Connectives  Debopam  Das,  Tatjana  Scheffler,  Peter  Bourgonje and  Manfred  Stede  
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	    pp. 360‑365 | 
	    
	
	    Maximizing SLU Performance with Minimal Training Data Using Hybrid RNN Plus Rule-based Approach  Takeshi  Homma,  Adriano S.  Arantes,  Maria Teresa  Gonzalez Diaz and  Masahito  Togami  
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	    pp. 366‑370 | 
	    
	
	    An Analysis of the Effect of Emotional Speech Synthesis on Non-Task-Oriented Dialogue System  Yuya  Chiba,  Takashi  Nose,  Taketo  Kase,  Mai  Yamanaka and  Akinori  Ito  
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	    pp. 371‑375 | 
	    
	
	    Multi-task Learning for Joint Language Understanding and Dialogue State Tracking  Abhinav  Rastogi,  Raghav  Gupta and  Dilek  Hakkani-Tur  
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	    pp. 376‑384 | 
	    
	
	    Weighting Model Based on Group Dynamics to Measure Convergence in Multi-party Dialogue  Zahra  Rahimi and  Diane  Litman  
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	    pp. 385‑390 | 
	    
	
	    Concept Transfer Learning for Adaptive Language Understanding  Su  Zhu and  Kai  Yu  
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	    pp. 391‑399 | 
	    
	
	    Cogent: A Generic Dialogue System Shell Based on a Collaborative Problem Solving Model  Lucian  Galescu,  Choh Man  Teng,  James  Allen and  Ian  Perera  
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	    pp. 400‑409 | 
	    
	
	    Identifying Domain Independent Update Intents in Task Based Dialogs  Prakhar  Biyani,  Cem  Akkaya and  Kostas  Tsioutsiouliklis  
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	    pp. 410‑419 | 
	    
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