This paper presents the multimodal Interlingual Map Task Corpus (ILMT-s2s corpus) collected at Trinity College Dublin, and discuss some of the issues related to the collection and analysis of the data. The corpus design is inspired by the HCRC Map Task Corpus which was initially designed to support the investigation of linguistic phenomena, and has been the focus of a variety of studies of comm...

We present a computational semantics of communicative actions for rational agent programming languages. Three indicators are used to differentiate declarative, interrogative and imperative messages which replace the usual labels to identify socalled speech acts. We introduce a multi-agent verification logic based on the computational semantics that facilitates reasoning about communicative acti...

Abstract Based on Rauen’s goal-conciliation theory, Sperber and Wilson’s relevance Brown Levinson’s politeness we model in this essay the utterance “Can you pass salt?”-taken as a classic example of polite request between theorists-assuming mobilization or attenuated speech act contributes to accomplishment practical goals. Next, discuss modeling considering some criticisms produced by second-w...

The anthropocentric nature of modern linguistics has led to the need study not only regularities human communication but also ways their use in various communicative situations. main strategies and specifics DEBTOR's language means were characterized this article. article discusses effectiveness chosen tactics process. paper readdresses phenomenon a strategy tackles control process aimed at ach...

This paper summarizes the online machine learning method LCore, which enables robots to learn to communicate with users from scratch through verbal and behavioral interaction in the physical world. LCore combines speech, visual, and tactile information obtained through the interaction, and enables robots to learn beliefs regarding speech units, words, the concepts of objects, motions, grammar, ...