On the Structure of Address in Multi-Party Dialogue: From Discrete Labels to Continuous Levels
In multi-party dialogues between a dialogue system and multiple users, identifying to whom an utterance is addressed is a key challenge. Prior work has typically treated addressee detection as a multi-class classification task, selecting a single label representing an individual participant or the group. This formulation assumes that address is inherently discrete and has primarily been used for predicting turn-taking. In this paper, we revisit this assumption by analyzing address as a continuous phenomenon. Using a multi-party human dialogue corpus annotated by multiple annotators, we constru
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“On the Structure of Address in Multi-Party Dialogue: From Discrete Labels to Continuous Levels”
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“On the Structure of Address in Multi-Party Dialogue: From Discrete Labels to Continuous Levels”
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“On the Structure of Address in Multi-Party Dialogue: From Discrete Labels to Continuous Levels”
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“On the Structure of Address in Multi-Party Dialogue: From Discrete Labels to Continuous Levels”