ArabChat: An Arabic Conversational Agent

Hijjawi, Mohammad; Bandar, Zuhair; Crockett, Keeley; McLean, David

doi:10.1109/csit.2014.6806005

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“…ArabChat with classification methodology [19] is another ArabChat [17] update by Hijjawi, Bandar and Crockett. Using a new classification methodology for Arabic utterances.…”

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“…Enhanced ArabChat [18] is an updated version of ArabChat [17] by Hijjawi, Bandar and Crockett. This version uses extra features including Utterance Classification and Hybrid Rule.…”

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“…Mobile ArabChat [20] is based on the original ArabChat [17] and it is a mobile-based conversational agent and it is also used to work as an advisor for students in Applied Science University in Amman. It is a light version of ArabChat implemented in Android.…”

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“…Table I shows a summary on the discussed textual conversation chatbots that uses AIML approach. [17] implemented the ArabChat, which is a conversational agent web interface. The chatbot conversation domain is closed, designed to serve the students of the Applied Science University in Jordon.…”

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Arabic Chatbots: A Survey

Alhumoud¹,

Wazrah²,

Aldamegh³

2018

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Abstract-A Chatbot is a programmed entity that handles human-like conversations between an artificial agent and humans. This conversation has attracted the attention of researchers who are interested in the interaction between humans and machines to make the conversation more rational and hence pass the Turing test. The available research done in the field of Arabic chatbots is comparably scarce. This paper presents a review of the published Arabic chatbots studies to identify the gap of knowledge and to highlight the areas that needs more study and research. This study concluded the rarity of available research on Arabic chatbots and that all available works are retrieval based.

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“…ArabChat with classification methodology [19] is another ArabChat [17] update by Hijjawi, Bandar and Crockett. Using a new classification methodology for Arabic utterances.…”

Section: ) Aiml Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Enhanced ArabChat [18] is an updated version of ArabChat [17] by Hijjawi, Bandar and Crockett. This version uses extra features including Utterance Classification and Hybrid Rule.…”

Section: ) Aiml Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: ) Aiml Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: ) Aiml Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Arabic Chatbots: A Survey

Alhumoud¹,

Wazrah²,

Aldamegh³

2018

ijacsa

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“…The game consider the first human fail if he/she failed to judge that the second party in the conversation was a human or a machine. From Turing's time, many of CAs has been proposed and developed until these days such as ELIZA [2], ALICE [3], ADAM [4], Museum Guide [5], InfoChat [6], InCA [7], Abdullah [8]andArabChat [9]. Most of the previous CAs was for English language.…”

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confidence: 99%