Guillaume Dubuisson Duplessis


2020

Cette démonstration présente une solution performante de désidentification de données texte selon 13 types d’entités nommées et entraînée sur des données issues de la relation client.

2019

Cette démonstration présente un système actuellement en production d’analyses automatiques d’emails en français incluant des analyses thématiques, des analyses de l’opinion, des tâches d’extraction d’information et une tâche de pseudo-anonymisation.

2018

2017

This work aims at characterising verbal alignment processes for improving virtual agent communicative capabilities. We propose computationally inexpensive measures of verbal alignment based on expression repetition in dyadic textual dialogues. Using these measures, we present a contrastive study between Human-Human and Human-Agent dialogues on a negotiation task. We exhibit quantitative differences in the strength and orientation of verbal alignment showing the ability of our approach to characterise important aspects of verbal alignment.

2016

Cette démonstration présente un système de dialogue en domaine ouvert qui utilise une base d’exemples de dialogue automatiquement constituée depuis un corpus de sous-titres afin de gérer un dialogue social de type « chatbot ».
This paper presents an automatic corpus-based process to author an open-domain conversational strategy usable both in chatterbot systems and as a fallback strategy for out-of-domain human utterances. Our approach is implemented on a corpus of television drama subtitles. This system is used as a chatterbot system to collect a corpus of 41 open-domain textual dialogues with 27 human participants. The general capabilities of the system are studied through objective measures and subjective self-reports in terms of understandability, repetition and coherence of the system responses selected in reaction to human utterances. Subjective evaluations of the collected dialogues are presented with respect to amusement, engagement and enjoyability. The main factors influencing those dimensions in our chatterbot experiment are discussed.