Text-Based Conversational Agent
		
		
		
		
		
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A Text-Based Conversational Agent is a conversational agent that interacts with users through text-based communication.
- Context:
- It can range from being a Simple Text Query-Response Agent to a Complex Interactive System.
 - It can range from being a Text-Based Information Provider to a Text-Based Task Performer.
 - It can be implemented in various platforms, including websites, mobile applications, and messaging services.
 - It can be designed to handle single-turn interactions or complex multi-turn dialogues.
 - It can support various tasks such as customer support, personal assistance, and information retrieval.
 - It can be integrated with other technologies such as Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning to enhance its capabilities.
 - It can be tailored to specific domains, becoming a Domain-Specific Text-Based Conversational Agent.
 - It can support multiple languages and adapt to different cultural contexts.
 - It can include features like sentiment analysis to better understand user emotions and respond appropriately.
 - It can be utilized for educational purposes, providing tutoring and answering questions in a learning environment.
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 - Example(s):
- a Domain-Specific Text-Based Conversational Agent, such as:
- a Customer Support Text-Based Conversational Agent that ...
 - an Educational Text-Based Conversational Agent that ...
 - a Healthcare Text-Based Conversational Agent that offers medical advice, symptom checking, and appointment scheduling through text.
 - a Legal Text-Based Conversational Agent that ...
 
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- a Virtual Personal Assistant that helps users manage schedules, set reminders, and provide recommendations through text interaction.
 
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 - a Domain-Specific Text-Based Conversational Agent, such as:
 - Counter-Example(s):
- Voice-Based Conversational Agents, which interact with users through spoken language rather than text.
 - General-Purpose Text Agents, which are not specialized for conversational purposes but may perform other text-based tasks.
 - In-Person Assistants, who provide face-to-face assistance and support.
 
 - See: Conversational Agent, Chatbot, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning.