4.7 Article

Learning From Personal Longitudinal Dialog Data

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IEEE INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS
Volume 34, Issue 4, Pages 16-23

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IEEE COMPUTER SOC
DOI: 10.1109/MIS.2019.2916965

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  1. Michigan Institute for Data Science
  2. National Science Foundation [1815291]
  3. John Templeton Foundation [61156]
  4. IBM as part of the Sapphire Project
  5. DARPA [HR001117S0026-AIDA-FP-045]

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We explore the use of longitudinal dialog data for two dialog prediction tasks: next message prediction and response time prediction. We show that a neural model using personal data that leverages a combination of message content, style matching, time features, and speaker attributes leads to the best results for both tasks, with error rate reductions of up to 15% compared to a classifier that relies exclusively on message content and to a classifier that does not use personal data.

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