primary track
Speaker.Speech Act
These are speech acts which may or may not refer to other
actions. If they do, link to the former action. Request speech acts
must have a domain action specified on the layer "Domain Actions".
Attributes |
ValueSet "SpeechActs" (9 tokens) |
Speech Act |
Speech acts are labelled at the point where it is identified.
However they span over all the domain specific actions
until speech act terminates. This means that SA are
not annotated incrementally. We dont mark the start of
the speech act but we do mark the end.
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MultiLink |
Content |
Content of SA request is the domain action entry.
Content of SA reject points to actions only.
Content of SA self-correct points to id-role only.
Content of SA apology does not require a link.
Content of SA refine points to id-role which is elaborating the action.
Add "in response to" link to the actor action.
These actions refer to a another action to which they are linked.
These are Accept, Reject, Undo, Refine, Stop,
etc. An argument can have a different value from the original
speech act.
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ValueSet "OverlapChoices" (2 tokens) |
Overlapping |
If Overlapping is chosen, this label is on top of a previously introduced label. However,
different from simultaneous, it does not share the start and end point
of the previous label. The time stamps for this label are indeed the begining
and end of this label only, and not the group of overlapping labels.
If Simultaneous option is checked, the begining and end of the
simultaneous label group are the same for all labels in the
group. This is these labels are simultaneous. The first label of the group
should be unmarked, and all following in the group should be marked.
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Speech Act
Speech acts are labelled at the point where it is identified.
However they span over all the domain specific actions
until speech act terminates. This means that SA are
not annotated incrementally. We dont mark the start of
the speech act but we do mark the end.
Request |
Speaker can request the actor to perform any of the domain
specific actions. Request content links to an entry in the
domain action layer.
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Accept | Speaker can accept/confirm an action performed by the
actor. Accept should link to an entry in the actor track which
must lay in the past (Before the Accept).
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Reject | Speaker may reject a actor action or their own action (as "in
forget that"). Content of a Reject action should point to
actions either at the speaker or actor track.
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Self-Correct | A Self-Correct action points to the speaker track. The
content should point to the id-role which corrects the speaker's
requested domain action. | |
Refine | A refine action's content is pointing to the id-role entry. The id-role entry in turn points to the previous action that the id-role is elaborating. For instance, we have two utterances: "move the square to the right" and "a little bit more". The first utterance is a move action. The second one has a location id-role and a refine action.
The refine action points to the elaborating id-role ("a little bit more").
This action refines arguments of previously given actions. Single
utterances such as "a little bit lower" would be labelled as
Refine actions. Refine content should point to the action of
whoever had the last turn in the dialogue. This means that such
action, either speaker or actor layer, is being elaborated.
Refine label cover sentences which present ellipsis phenomena. Usually
these sentence will further restrict arguments given in previous
utterances or fill previously empty arguments.
Notice that the new utterance, either a "a little bit lower" or "keep
going" are not contradictory with previous actions. If a contradiction
were the case, the new utterance would be a Correct or Self-Correct
action. This would distinguis Refine from Correct.
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Apology | Speaker apologizes. Does not need a content link.
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Abandon | Utterance is abandoned.
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Monolog | Utterance is not intended for actor interpretation.
Example "Let's see".
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Unspecified | Unspecified or uninterpreatable action. Annotator should explain in comments.
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Content
Content of SA request is the domain action entry.
Content of SA reject points to actions only.
Content of SA self-correct points to id-role only.
Content of SA apology does not require a link.
Content of SA refine points to id-role which is elaborating the action.
Add "in response to" link to the actor action.
These actions refer to a another action to which they are linked.
These are Accept, Reject, Undo, Refine, Stop,
etc. An argument can have a different value from the original
speech act.
Overlapping
If Overlapping is chosen, this label is on top of a previously introduced label. However,
different from simultaneous, it does not share the start and end point
of the previous label. The time stamps for this label are indeed the begining
and end of this label only, and not the group of overlapping labels.
If Simultaneous option is checked, the begining and end of the
simultaneous label group are the same for all labels in the
group. This is these labels are simultaneous. The first label of the group
should be unmarked, and all following in the group should be marked.
Overlapping |
If Overlapping is chosen, this label is on top of a previously introduced labe\
l. However,
different from simultaneous, it does not share the start and end point
of the previous label. The time stamps for this label are indeed the begining
and end of this label only, and not the group of overlapping labels.
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Simultaneous |
If Simultaneous option is checked, the begining and end of the
simultaneous label group are the same for all labels in the
group. This is these labels are simultaneous. The first label of the group
should be unmarked, and all following in the group should be marked. | |