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Natural language interactions with artificial experts Authors: Tim Finin, Aravind K. Joshi, and Bonnie Webber Journal: Proceedings of the IEEE Date: July 01, 1986 Abstract: The aim of this paper is to justify why Natural Language (NL) interaction, of a very rich functionality, is critical to the effective use of Expert Systems and to describe what is needed and what has been done to support such interaction. Interactive functions discussed here include defining terms, paraphrasing, correcting misconceptions, avoiding misconceptions, and modifying questions. Type: Article Pages: 921-938 Number: 7 Volume: 74 Tags: natural language processing Google Scholar: 9F_7oRFO5gwJ Number of Google Scholar citations: 19 [show citations] Number of downloads: 271 Available for download as
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