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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 10, 2019
Filed:
Nov. 17, 2017
Digital Genius Limited, London, GB;
Yoram Bachrach, London, GB;
Andrej {hacek over (Z)}ukov Gregori{hacek over (c)}, London, GB;
Samuel John Coope, London, GB;
Jose Marcos Rodríguez Fernández, London, GB;
Pavel Minkovsky, Berkeley, CA (US);
Bohdan Maksak, London, GB;
Digital Genius Limited, London, GB;
Abstract
Certain examples are described that provide methods and systems for generating templates for use by a conversational agent. These examples enable a natural language interface to be provided. Certain examples cluster user and agent messages from a corpus of text data representing text dialogues. This clustering enables response templates to be generated in a way that takes into account a context in which responses are given. In certain examples, messages that are exchanged between a user and a conversational agent are embedded as numeric arrays based a neural sequence-to-sequence model. Clustering routines are used to group dialogue encodings into one or more response clusters, and these clusters may then be used to generate response templates. The response templates may be used by a conversational agent to prepare a response to a user message.