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IntentDial: An Intent Graph based Multi-Turn Dialogue System with Reasoning Path Visualization

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arxiv 2310.11818 v1 pith:CE7KYSDX submitted 2023-10-18 cs.AI

classification cs.AI
keywords intentdialoguemulti-turnsystemclassificationgraphneuralpath
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Intent detection and identification from multi-turn dialogue has become a widely explored technique in conversational agents, for example, voice assistants and intelligent customer services. The conventional approaches typically cast the intent mining process as a classification task. Although neural classifiers have proven adept at such classification tasks, the issue of neural network models often impedes their practical deployment in real-world settings. We present a novel graph-based multi-turn dialogue system called , which identifies a user's intent by identifying intent elements and a standard query from a dynamically constructed and extensible intent graph using reinforcement learning. In addition, we provide visualization components to monitor the immediate reasoning path for each turn of a dialogue, which greatly facilitates further improvement of the system.

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  1. Multi-Intent Recognition in Dialogue Understanding: A Comparison Between Smaller Open-Source LLMs

    cs.CL 2025-09 conditional novelty 4.0 of 10

    On MultiWOZ 2.1 multi-intent classification, Mistral-7B-v0.1 beats Llama-2-7B and Yi-6B in few-shot prompting (weighted F1 0.50), while supervised BERT remains far stronger (F1 0.92).

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