Personality-adapted multimodal dialogue system
Tamotsu Miyama, Shogo Okada

TL;DR
This paper presents a multimodal dialogue system that adapts to individual users by estimating their personality traits in real-time, enhancing natural interaction and effectiveness in sightseeing recommendations.
Contribution
It introduces a novel user-adaptive dialogue management approach that incorporates real-time personality estimation from face images using pretrained DNN models.
Findings
System ranked first in overall competition performance.
Subjective user evaluations exceeded baseline and other systems.
Effective in reducing user nervousness and improving dialogue naturalness.
Abstract
This paper describes a personality-adaptive multimodal dialogue system developed for the Dialogue Robot Competition 2022. To realize a dialogue system that adapts the dialogue strategy to individual users, it is necessary to consider the user's nonverbal information and personality. In this competition, we built a prototype of a user-adaptive dialogue system that estimates user personality during dialogue. Pretrained DNN models are used to estimate user personalities annotated as Big Five scores. This model is embedded in a dialogue system to estimate user personality from face images during the dialogue. We proposed a method for dialogue management that changed the dialogue flow based on the estimated personality characteristics and confirmed that the system works in a real environment in the preliminary round of this competition. Furthermore, we implemented specific modules to enhance…
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Taxonomy
TopicsSocial Robot Interaction and HRI
