An Information-Providing Closed-Domain Human-Agent Interaction Corpus (L18-1)

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Challenge: a human-agent interaction corpus is a corpus of conversations between a user and an embodied conversational agent operated by a wizard of oz . data collected to create a 'corpus' with unexpected situations, such as misunderstandings, false information, and interruptions.
Approach: They propose a public corpus for Human-Agent Interaction where the agent is controlled by a Wizard of Oz.
Outcome: The proposed corpus is based on 15 conversations between users and a wizard of Oz agent . the data are used to create a corpus with unexpected situations, such as misunderstandings, false information, and interruptions.

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