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The Representation of Multimodal User Interface Dialogues Using Discourse Pegs

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The three-tiered discourse representation defined in (Luperfoy, 1991) is applied to multimodal humancomputer interface (HCI) dialogues. In the applied system the three tiers are (...

Susann LuperFoy

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