Chatbot Input Candidate Display for Lower User Selection Burden

The system dynamically adjusts the number of input candidates displayed to users based on the dialogue context and selection constraints. The controller automatically determines whether the number of selections is limited to one or multiple, and generates display information indicating the appropriate display mode. This dynamic adaptation allows the interface to provide comprehensive options when needed while simplifying the display when fewer options are appropriate, thereby resolving the contradiction between response accuracy and user input burden

The system changes the parameter of the number of displayed input candidates based on dialogue analysis. When the dialogue context indicates that only one selection is needed, the system limits the number of candidates to one, reducing the user input burden. When multiple selections are appropriate, the system provides more candidates to improve response accuracy. This parameter adjustment resolves the technical contradiction by adapting the interface to the specific context

The interface complexity is made dynamic by automatically adjusting the number of displayed candidates based on dialogue context. The controller analyzes the conversation and determines the appropriate number of selections, then generates corresponding display information. This dynamic approach ensures the interface remains simple when appropriate while providing comprehensive options when needed, resolving the contradiction between adaptability and interface complexity

The system performs self-service by automatically determining the appropriate number of input candidates to display without requiring manual configuration or user input. The controller autonomously analyzes the dialogue context and adjusts the candidate count accordingly, allowing the system to adapt to different situations while maintaining a simple interface, thus resolving the contradiction between comprehensiveness and complexity