ALGORITHMS OF HUMAN-ROBOT DIALOGUE AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION ON NAO HUMANOID ROBOTS
Keywords:
algorithm, humanoid robot, human-robot dialogue, dialogue systemAbstract
This paper is devoted to the urgent problem of spoken human-robot dialogue. The
authors give an outline of theoretical and applied research in this sphere. The outline includes
the classification of existing algorithms of spoken human-robot dialogue, the criterion
being their complexity
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