Conversational State
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A Conversational State is a dialogue state that captures the current context, interaction history, and discourse information of an ongoing conversation between conversational participants.
- AKA: Dialogue State, Conversation Context, Chat State.
- Context:
- It can typically track Message History through turn sequences.
- It can typically maintain Topic Context via subject tracking.
- It can typically preserve Speaker Intent through goal identification.
- It can typically monitor Conversation Flow via state transitions.
- It can typically store Contextual References for anaphora resolution.
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- It can often include Emotional Tone for sentiment continuity.
- It can often contain Linguistic Context for language understanding.
- It can often track Conversation Metadata for session management.
- It can often maintain Participant Models for personalization.
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- It can range from being a Simple Conversational State to being a Complex Conversational State, depending on its conversation complexity.
- It can range from being a Short-Term Conversational State to being a Long-Term Conversational State, depending on its retention duration.
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- It can be utilized by Conversational AI Systems for dialogue management.
- It can be analyzed by Natural Language Processing for context understanding.
- It can be stored in Conversation Databases for history preservation.
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- Example(s):
- System-Specific Conversational States, such as:
- Domain Conversational States, such as:
- Technical Conversational States, such as:
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Static Text, which lacks interactive context.
- Command State, which tracks single instructions rather than dialogue flow.
- User Profile, which stores permanent attributes rather than conversation context.
- See: Dialogue System, Conversation Management, Natural Language Understanding, Context Awareness.