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Papers
Individual papers can be accessed from this page. The whole proceedings is available in hard-copy form as Gothenburg Papers in Computational Linguistics 00-5, and can ber ordered from trindi@ling.gu.se, for SEK 100.
Invited Talks
| Parameters of Dialog analysis | ||
| Jens Allwood | Göteborg U | |
| Uptake and its role in conversation | ||
| Herbert Clark | Stanford U | |
| Support for Update Semantics (House Version) | ||
| Paul Dekker | U Amsterdam | |
| Trying to Understand Misunderstanding: How Robust Can Spoken Natural Language Dialogue Systems Be? | ||
| Ronnie Smith | East Carolina University | |
| Overview of TRINDI Project Results | ||
| The TRINDI Consortium | ||
Papers Accepted for Presentation
Lifelong Discourse Representation StructureGábor Alberti
Accessibility, duration, and modelling the listener in spoken dialogue
E. G. Bard and M. P. Aylett
Modality Convergence in a Multimodal Dialogue System
Linda Bell, Johan Boye, Joakim Gustafson, and Mats Wirén
Communication and Cooperation among Agents
Guido Boella and Rossana Damiano
First-Order Inference and the Interpretation of Questions and Answers
Johan Bos and Malte Gabsdil
Asynchronous Dialogue Management: Two Case-Studies
Johan Boye, Beth Ann Hockey, and Manny Rayner
Accomodating questions and the nature of QUD
Robin Cooper, Elisabet Engdahl, Staffan Larsson, and Stina Ericsson
When is a union really an intersection? Problems interpreting reference to locations in a dialogue system
Myroslava Dzikovska and Donna Byron
Overlaps and interruptions: Towards a hearer's model of turn taking
Mika Enomoto and Syun Tutiya
The Pragmatics of English Dialogues in the Chinese Context
Zongxin Feng
What is a Situation?
Kerstin Fischer
Towards an analysis of dialogue acts and indirect speech acts in a BDI framework
Andreas Herzig, Dominique Longin and Jacques Virbel
Dialogue Games are Recipes for Joint Action
Joris Hulstijn
A formal model of Conversational Game Theory
Ian Lewin
Obligations, Intentions, and the Notion of Conversational Games
Jörn Kreutel and Colin Matheson
Empirical Study of the Anaphoric Accessibility space in Spanish dialogues
Patricio Martínez-Barco & Manuel Palomar
Processes of collaboration and communication in desktop videoconferencing: do they differ from face-to-face interactions?
Alison Newlands, Anne Anderson, Jim Mullin and Anne-Marie Fleming
Design Constraints and Representation for Dialogue Management in the Automatic Telephone Operator Scenario
José Quesada, J. Gabriel Amores, Gabriela Fernández, José A. Bernal, and M Teresa López
Multi-speaker utterances and coordination in task-oriented dialogue
Author: Hannes Rieser and Kristina Skuplik
The nature of common ground units: an empirical analysis using MapTask dialogues
Lesley Stirling, Ilana Mushin, Janet Fletcher, and Roger Wales
The Meaning of and in a formal theory of discourse and dialogue
Isabel Gómez Txurruka
Decision problems in pragmatics
Robert van Rooy
Discourse Particles as Speech act Markers
Henk Zeevat
Short Papers (For Poster Presentation)
Chains and the Common GroundAnton Benz
From Speech Acts to Search Acts: A Semantic Approach to Speech Act Recognition
Marc Cavazza
Incremental Construction of a Model of the Domain from a Set of Sentences by Means of Contextual Tableaux
Pablo Gervás
Display Acts in Grounding Negotiation
Yasuhiro Katagiri and Atushi Shimojima
Using dialogue information for parsing in a spoken dialogue system
Rob Koeling
From manual text to instructional dialogue: an information state approach
Staffan Larsson
Formalizing the Dialogue Move Engine
Peter Ljunglöf
Defining Propositional Similarity: Systemizing identification of presuppositional binding
Jennifer Spenader