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Building a Question-Answering Chatbot using Forum Data in the Semantic Space

Pierre Dillenbourg, Marc Laperrouza
2018
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Abstract

We build a conversational agent which knowledge base is an online forum for parents of autistic children. We collect about 35,000 threads totalling some 600,000 replies, and label 1% of them for usefulness using Amazon Mechanical Turk. We train a Random Forest Classifier using sent2vec features to label the remaining thread replies. Then, we use word2vec to match user queries conceptually with a thread, and then a reply with a predefined context window.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/ae946930-4638-494e-8bc5-046118f0e950

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