6 accepted papers
Spoken Language Understanding (SLU) consists of two sub-tasks: intent detection (ID) and slot filling (SF). Given its broad range of real-world applications, enhancing SLU for practical deployment is increasingly critical. Profile-based SLU addresses ambiguous user utterances by incorporating contex
Empathy detection (ED) aims to understand the user’s empathy direction, while empathy intent classification (EIC) focuses on identifying the empathy intent behind the user’s utterance. Both tasks have garnered significant attention. Recent studies have shown that jointly training these tasks can imp…
Multilingual spoken language understanding (SLU) involves intent detection (ID) and slot filling (SF) across multiple languages. The inherent linguistic diversity presents significant challenges in achieving performance comparable to traditional SLU. Recent studies have attempted to improve multilin…
Empathy detection (ED) and empathy intent classification (EIC) aim to identify the empathy direction expressed in user utterances and the underlying empathy intent behind them. Previous studies show that facilitating information transfer between tasks can enhance model performance. However, the inte…
Multi-intent spoken language understanding consists of two typical subtasks: multi-intent detection and slot filling. Existing approach suffers from two limitations: (1) It fails to explicitly model the information transfer between slots associated within the same intent clause; (2) Using a co-occur…
Empathy plays an important role in the human dialogue. Detecting the empathetic direction expressed by the user is necessary for empathetic dialogue systems because it is highly relevant to understanding the user's needs. Several studies have shown that empathy intent information improves the abilit…