OpenDialog Patterns
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  • A Pattern Library for Conversationchevron-right
  • The Pattern Library
    • Openings (Inge updated this)chevron-right
    • Authenticationchevron-right
    • Information Collectionchevron-right
    • Providing Recommendationschevron-right
    • Extended Tellingchevron-right
    • Repair (Inge WIP)chevron-right
      • Types of repair
      • User request not understood
      • Example Dialog
      • Using in OpenDialog
      • Additional Information
    • Transferchevron-right
    • Closingchevron-right
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Resources and Links

  • Academic literature

    • Resilient Chatbots: Repair Strategy Preferences for Conversational Breakdownsarrow-up-right

    • Say it Like You Mean it: Priming for Structure in Caller Responses to a Spoken Dialog Systemarrow-up-right

    • An Introduction to Conversation Analysisarrow-up-right

    • A data-driven model of explanations for a chatbot that helps to practice conversation in a foreign languagearrow-up-right

    • The Preference for Self-Correction in the Organization of Repair in Conversationarrow-up-right

    • ​​Conversational Repair in Chatbots for Customer Service: The Effect of Expressing Uncertainty and Suggesting Alternativesarrow-up-right

  • Web resources, blogs

    • Repair in Conversation Analysisarrow-up-right

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Research Highlights

Users prefer repair with options listed (Ashktorab et al. 2019arrow-up-right), and options should probably be listed before the question (Sheeder & Balogh 2003arrow-up-right).

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  • Resources and Links
  • Research Highlights