Natural language interaction method and system for virtual robot

Abstract

The invention provides a natural language interaction method and a natural language interaction system for a virtual robot, Text preprocessing is carried out on the text information input by the userafter the automatic speech recognition processing, the user intention is determined based on the set of user-defined instruction templates, and corresponding pragmatic analysis and processing is carried out according to different user intentions, including general instruction processing, domain knowledge inquiry and reasoning, and open domain chat. The natural language interaction method for virtual robot can satisfy all the natural language interaction requirements of user's intention interaction, consulting interaction and open chat at the same time under the condition of 'zero intervention'by user.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows creating an interactive way where people interact naturally without being affected or having their own limitations like typing words into emails. It also provides tools such as Prolog which helps programmers quickly build complex systems from scratches. Overall, it makes building these technologies more efficient than existing methods.

Problems solved by technology

This patented describes various technical problem addressed by the patents relating to artificial intelligence technology called Named Entity Recognition or Interactive Intelligence Network (NER). These techniques allow machines like computers and smartphones to interact more naturally without being constantly trained from scratches. They use complex rules and relationships within them to determine which actions can be done based upon their own preferences rather than requiring manual effort. Additionally, these interactions may involve conversations involving multiple languages instead of only English words alone. Current approaches focus solely on analyzing linguistic expressions themselves while ignoring other aspects associated with communication processes including spoken commands and responses.

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