Combining Expression and Content in Domains for Dialog Managers
Bernd Ludwig, Guenther Goerz, Heinrich Niemann
Abstract
We present work in progress on abstracting dialog managers from their domain in order to implement a dialog manager development tool which takes (among other data) a domain description as input and delivers a new dialog manager for the described domain as output. Thereby we will focus on two topics; firstly, the construction of domain descriptions with description logics and secondly, the interpretation of utterances in a given domain.
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