Challenge: Existing studies on instructor-manipulator dialogue use disparate but similar datasets . a recent study examined the alignment of referring expressions (RL) in situated dialogue .
Approach: They propose to use a corpus of referring expressions in a relatively free dialogue with physical features generated in simulated situations to study alignment in referring language.
Outcome: The proposed datasets facilitate analysis of dialogic linguistic phenomena regarding alignment in the formation of referring expressions known as conceptual pacts.

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