Abstract

Multi-turn dialog systems have seen significant advances in recent years, driven by various approaches. The Multi-layer Semantic Method, Reinforcement Learning Method, Knowledge Graph Method, and Medicine Knowledge Graph Method have all shown promising results in advancing the state-of-the-art in this field. However, challenges remain in developing models that can handle complex and diverse user inputs and generate responses that are not only informative but also engaging and natural. Further research is needed to address these challenges and advance state of art in multi-turn dialogue systems. This paper reviews four critical methods for improving the quality of multi-turn dialogue systems: Multi-layer Semantic Method, Reinforcement Learning Method, Knowledge Graph Method, and Medicine Knowledge Graph Method. The Multi-layer Semantic Method utilizes multi-layer neural networks to model dialogue context and generate responses with improved coherence and relevance. The reinforcement Learning Method employs a reward-based approach to optimize response generation by training models to maximize long-term dialogue success. The knowledge Graph Method incorporates external knowledge sources, such as knowledge graphs, to enrich the dialogue context and improve response quality. The Medicine Knowledge Graph Method focuses on integrating medical knowledge into dialogue systems for healthcare applications. Each of these methods has demonstrated promising results in enhancing the quality of multi-turn dialogue systems.

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