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2000 ) , a memory-based learner .
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is performed first . Input to
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detection . Its typical run time for
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is about 10 speech acts per second
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improvement , illustrating that
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is a challenging problem . Representative
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classification is performed after
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. The concept sequence classifier
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performing speech recognition and
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. Others have investigated visual
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Ravi and Kim ( 2007 ) applied
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to detect unanswered questions
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actionable tasks in their inbox . As a
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task , however , automatically
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last sentence . 3.2 Features for
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We have used six different types
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seems like an excellent choice for
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. It was the most accurate classifier
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classification task into two subtasks :
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speech act classification
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and concept sequence classification
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assertive type according to the
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scheme in Searle and Vanderveken
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Lampert et al. ( 2006 ) performed
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in email messages following a
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game labels , although current
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technology does not yield good
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dialogue grammar is needed . Also
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is aban - doned , in favour of
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using a surface pattern oriented
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of Seligman et al. ( 1994 ) ,
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his belief . 3.2 Features for
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To create speech act classifiers
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overlaps significantly with email
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. Their results are difficult
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abandoning dialogue grammar and
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, we agree with the common view
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more than one code according to
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( Ballmer and Brennen - stuhl
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is a body of work in supervised
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( Cohen et al. , 2004 ; Bangalore
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