Conversational AI Design and Practice
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  • Preface
    • Syllabus
    • Schedule
  • 0. Getting Started
    • 0.1. Environment Setup
    • 0.2. Quiz
  • 1. Exploration
    • 1.1. Overview
    • 1.2. Project Ideas
    • 1.3. Quiz
  • 2. Dialogue Graph
    • 2.1. Emora STDM
    • 2.2. State Transition
    • 2.3. Matching Strategy
    • 2.4. Multi-turn Dialogue
    • 2.5. Quiz
  • 3. Contextual Understanding
    • 3.1. Natex
    • 3.2. Ontology
    • 3.4. Regular Expression
    • 3.5. Macro
    • 3.5. Quiz
  • 4. Interaction Design
    • 4.1. State Referencing
    • 4.2. Advanced Interaction
    • 4.3. Compound States
    • 4.4. Global Transition
    • 4.5. Saving and Loading
    • 4.6. Quiz
  • 5. LM-based Matching
    • 5.1. Language Models
    • 5.2. Quickstart with GPT
    • 5.3. Information Extraction
    • 5.4. Quiz
  • 6. Conversational Analysis
    • 6.1. H2H vs. H2M
    • 6.2. Team Evaluation
    • 6.3. Quiz
  • Project
    • Projects
    • Proposal Guidelines
    • Final Report Guidelines
  • Supplements
    • LINC Course
    • Page 1
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  • Grading
  • Topical Quizzes
  • LINC Discussions
  • Project Proposal
  • Final Project

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  1. Preface

Syllabus

Spring 2023

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General

  • Book:

  • GitHub:

  • Time: MW 2:30PM - 3:45PM

  • Location: White Hall 112

Instructors

  • Associate Professor of Computer Science Office Hours → MW 4PM - 5:30PM, MSC W302F

  • Research Engineer at the Emory NLP Research Lab Office Hours → TuTh 1PM - 2:30PM, MSC W302B ()

  • Ph.D. student of Computer Science and Informatics Office Hours → MW 11:30AM - 1PM, MSC W302B

  • Ph.D. student of Computer Science and Informatics Office Hours → MW 1PM - 2:30PM, MSC W302B

Grading

  • 1 + 7 topical quizzes: 55%

  • 3 LINC discussions: 10%

  • Project proposal: 15%

  • Final project: 20%

  • Your work is governed by the . Honor code violations (e.g., copies from any source, including colleagues and internet sites) will be referred to the .

  • Excuses for exam absence/rescheduling and other serious personal events (health, family, personal related, etc.) that affect course performance must be accompanied by a letter from the .

Topical Quizzes

  • For every topic, one quiz will be assigned to check if you keep up with the materials.

  • Quizzes must be submitted individually. Discussions are allowed; however, your work must be original.

  • Late submissions within a week will be accepted with a grading penalty of 15% and will not be accepted once the solutions are discussed in class.

LINC Discussions

    • 02/08 (W): evening (60 mins), 6PM, Atwood 215

    • 03/15 (W): evening (60 mins), 6PM, Atwood 215

    • 04/24 (M): evening (75 mins), 6PM, Atwood 215

  • For the first two meetings, you will meet in small groups. These meetings will not replace our regular class hours.

  • For the third meeting, you will present your chatbot to LINC students. This meeting will replace our regular class hours.

Project Proposal

  • You are expected to:

    • Group a team of 3-4 members.

    • Give a presentation to propose your idea about the final project.

    • Write a proposal that illustrates details about your proposed project.

  • Everyone in each group will receive the same grade for the project proposal.

Final Project

  • You are expected to:

    • Give a presentation about your final project.

    • Give a demonstration of your system.

    • Write a final report that illustrates details about your work.

  • Everyone in each group will receive the same grade for the final project.

You will meet with students from three times:

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https://emory.gitbook.io/conversational-ai
https://github.com/emory-courses/conversational-ai
Jinho Choi
Talyn Fan
https://emory.zoom.us/j/94134466856
Benjamin Ascoli
Sichang Tu
Emory Honor Code
Emory Honor Council
Office of Undergraduate Education
IDS 385W - Translation: Who, What, How
Proposal Guidelines