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To handle these phenomena, we propose a Dialogue
State Tracking with Slot Connections (DST-SC) mannequin to explicitly
consider slot correlations throughout totally different domains.
Specially, we first apply a Slot Attention to study
a set of slot-specific options from the original dialogue and
then integrate them using a slot info sharing
module. Slot Attention with Value Normalization for Multi-Domain Dialogue State Tracking Yexiang Wang writer Yi Guo author Siqi Zhu writer 2020-nov textual
content Proceedings of the 2020 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language
Processing (EMNLP) Association for Computational Linguistics Online conference publication Incompleteness of domain ontology and unavailability
of some values are two inevitable issues of dialogue state monitoring (DST).
On this paper, we suggest a new structure to
cleverly exploit ontology, which consists of Slot Attention (SA) and Value
Normalization (VN), referred to as SAVN. SAS: Dialogue State Tracking through Slot Attention and Slot Information Sharing Jiaying
Hu author Yan Yang author Chencai Chen creator Liang He
author Zhou Yu author 2020-jul text Proceedings of the 58th Annual Meeting of the Association for
Computational Linguistics Association for Computational Linguistics
Online conference publication Dialogue state tracker is responsible for inferring user
intentions via dialogue historical past. We propose a
Dialogue State Tracker with Slot Attention and Slot Information Sharing (SAS) to cut back redundant information’s interference and enhance lengthy dialogue context monitoring.

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