SEMINAR: Communication as interaction: a planning-based perspective
- Luciana Benotti, Computer Science Department, University of Cordoba, Argentina.
3 OCTOBER 2011
Vi afholder på mandag, den 3. oktober, 13.00-15.00, en workshop om sprogfilosofi med interesse for videnskabs- og teknologistudier. Vores gæst denne gang er Lousiana Benotti fra Universidad Nacional de Córdoba i Argentina. Titlen på hendes foredrag er:
Communication as interaction: a planning-based perspective
Abstract:
Ordinary human languages are used interactively, but building precise models of this interactive process is difficult. In this talk I will discuss how a tool from Artificial Intelligence can be used for this purpose. The tool is called a planner, and its role is to find plans which take us from a given state into some desired state; in short, just as its name suggests, it finds plans.
In particular, I will discuss two important roles that a classical planner can play when we model communication as interaction, a generative role, and an interpretative role. On the generative side, I will discuss how to use a planner to generate appropriate utterances by selecting them from a corpus. On interpretive side, I will discuss how planners can be used to deal with instructions in a way that takes Gricean implicatures and clarification requests into account.
Workshoppen vil findes sted i seminarrummet på Afdeling for Filosofi og Videnskabsteori, 3.1.3. Alle er velkomne.
- Luciana Benotti, Computer Science Department, University of Cordoba, Argentina.
3 OCTOBER 2011
Vi afholder på mandag, den 3. oktober, 13.00-15.00, en workshop om sprogfilosofi med interesse for videnskabs- og teknologistudier. Vores gæst denne gang er Lousiana Benotti fra Universidad Nacional de Córdoba i Argentina. Titlen på hendes foredrag er:
Communication as interaction: a planning-based perspective
Abstract:
Ordinary human languages are used interactively, but building precise models of this interactive process is difficult. In this talk I will discuss how a tool from Artificial Intelligence can be used for this purpose. The tool is called a planner, and its role is to find plans which take us from a given state into some desired state; in short, just as its name suggests, it finds plans.
In particular, I will discuss two important roles that a classical planner can play when we model communication as interaction, a generative role, and an interpretative role. On the generative side, I will discuss how to use a planner to generate appropriate utterances by selecting them from a corpus. On interpretive side, I will discuss how planners can be used to deal with instructions in a way that takes Gricean implicatures and clarification requests into account.
Workshoppen vil findes sted i seminarrummet på Afdeling for Filosofi og Videnskabsteori, 3.1.3. Alle er velkomne.
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