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https://doi.org/10.32626/2308-5916.2014-11.163-186Ключові слова:
natural dialogue, erotetic dialogue, dialogue transaction, declarative knowledge, Language of Ternary Description.Анотація
The paper deals with an investigation and modeling of the inner mechanisms of human-human dialogue, with the final goal to construct an artificial humanlike dialogue agent. An ontological basis of human dialogue interaction, underlying follow-up reasoning, is obtained on the basis of analysis of human-human dialogues and illustrated by one of Plato’s dialogue, Protagoras. The paper proposes two models directed to explain some inner mechanisms of human-human dialogue. Both models are synthesized for the case of one type of human-human dialogues, called erotetic dialogue. The model of the structure of dialogue transaction is created in the context of a declarative knowledge representation, based on Language of Ternary Description. The model for the cognitive cycle of dialogue interaction is in fact a development of Neisser’s cyclical model of perception.
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