Tag Archives: data mining

Improving Chatbot Accuracy -Draft

This entry is part 5 of 13 in the series The State of Chatbots

Researchers have employed a variety of methods to improve their chatbot’s accuracy. Most current chatbots use a dialog management module and knowledge base and rules, which they use with templates to match user input. Improving chatbot accuracy may be accomplished through expanding the chatbot knowledge base, improving upon the standard rule-based conversation method for chatbots, [...]

Improving Human-Like Qualities of Chatbots -Draft

This entry is part 4 of 13 in the series The State of Chatbots

Some researchers are designing chatbots with the intent of integrating more natural human-like interactions (De Angeli & Brahnam, 2008). Specifically, the developer may program certain responses that would sacrifice accuracy, but confer more human-like traits (Sing et al., 2006). For example, if a chatbot is presented with a math problem it could wait, as if [...]

Robert Whetsel’s Research Interests:

Chat Robot (Chatbot) Research: Studying the use of chatbots as natural language interface to improve the capability of computers to communicate with humans. Intelligent work flow: Using Artificial Intelligence techniques to develop an intelligent knowledge management system that continuously acquire, filter, organize and reuse a knowledge base to solve interoperability. Intelligent Personal Assistant (iAvatar): Creating [...]