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Information transfer and plain old interaction: contrasting human-human chatter with spoken dialogue systems' information transfer| old_uid | 12358 |
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| title | Information transfer and plain old interaction: contrasting human-human chatter with spoken dialogue systems' information transfer |
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| start_date | 2013/04/18 |
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| schedule | 13h30 |
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| online | no |
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| location_info | Ampère, salle B314 du site Ampère |
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| summary | Good communication, as applied to humans meeting each other, is largely based on subjective judgements of whether a certain sameness – rapport – was bulit or not. When we measure human-machine communication, the measures are regularly different, and focus around task completion.
In this talk, I’ll make an attempt at comparing these two views. I hope to show that they are in essence not all that different, and that the views of communication as either information transfer or social hobnobbing are unnecessarily disparate. |
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| responsibles | Loevenbruck, Welby |
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