Challenge: Existing methods for dialog generation are limited and short at generalization.
Approach: They propose a generalizable dialog generation approach that adapts multi-turn reasoning to generate responses by taking current conversation session context as a document and current query as 'question' they separate the single memory used for document comprehension into different groups for speaker-specific topic and opinion embedding.
Outcome: Experiments on Japanese 10-sentence (5-round) conversation modeling show that multi-turn reasoning can produce more diverse and acceptable responses than state-of-the-art single-turn and non-reasoning baselines.

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