Challenge: Recent advances on neural approaches to natural language processing have triggered a renaissance in end-to-end neural open-domain chatbots.
Approach: They propose to use offline and online steps to evaluate the quality of clarifying questions in various open-domain dialogues to improve the quality and accuracy of the system response.
Outcome: The proposed pipeline is suitable as a foundation for further research.

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