Abstract
In this paper we propose a novel approach of an automatic creation of a chatbot exploiting only a questions-answers archive. The described model is not bound to a particular context or language, and it allows to initially retrieve information from a FAQs database using natural language, by allowing successively the automation of customer support services for the optimization of human resources thus implementing a self-learning chatbot system. We also propose a solution based on dynamical information system capable of exploiting the potential of the proposed model in a universal virtual front-office, including the statistics and tests necessary to validate the solution, and a comparison between neural network and AIML results.
Highlights
Robot and artificial intelligence appeared a lot of time ago in the design of the “Leonardo's mechanical knight” [1] and earlier in the 12th century by Al-Jazari [2]
The method proposed in this paper is based on dynamical information system capable toimplement a universal multi-level virtual front-office made by from an archive of questions and answers (FAQs) and chatbot self-learning systems.We describe statistics and tests necessary to validate the solution, and report acomparison between neural network and AIML results
The execution speed is greater, especially in conjunction with large archives of texts to be managed
Summary
Robot and artificial intelligence appeared a lot of time ago in the design of the “Leonardo's mechanical knight” [1] and earlier in the 12th century by Al-Jazari [2]. As robots enables mechanical automatisms, chatbot implementing AI allows the information automatism. A chatbot is a computer program designed to simulate conversation with human users, especially over Internet; it acts like a human computer interface created to facilitate communication between human and computer, understanding natural language questions and answering with actual answers. After ELIZA have been developed a lot of chatbots, for example to simulate the interaction with different personalities [6], matching with web-based search engines (AskJevees) [7], and with open-source initiatives like ALICE [8] [9] implementing artificial intelligent applications called AIML (Artificial Intelligence Markup Language) [8]. Some researchers implemented long short-term memory (LSTM) neural networks [22], which automatically generate responses for users requests on social media. -gradually overcoming the barrier due to the training of model including colloquial usage forms
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