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Approach: They propose a framework for common knowledge-based multi-subgoal dialogs that divides up conversations with multiple subgoals and propose mechanisms to filter noisy knowledge and to include cleaned knowledge in the dialog response generation process.
Outcome: The proposed framework obtains state-of-the-art results on a DuRecDial dataset in both automatic and human evaluation.

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