EXTENDING OUTPUT ATTENTIONS IN RECURRENTNEURAL NETWORKS FOR DIALOG GENERATION

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Attention mechanism in recurrent neural networks has been widely used in natural language processing. In this paper, the research team explore a new mechanism of extending output attention in recurrent neural networks for dialog systems. The new attention method was compared with the current method in generating dialog sentence using a real dataset. Our architecture exhibits several attractive properties such as better handle long sequences and, it could generate more reasonable replies in many cases.

ABSTRACT
In natural language processing, attention mechanism in neural networks are widely utilized. In
this paper, the research team explore a new mechanism of extending output attention in
recurrent neural networks for dialog systems. The new attention method was compared with the
current method in generating dialog sentence using a real dataset. Our architecture exhibits
several attractive properties such as better handle long sequences and, it could generate more
reasonable replies in many cases.
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KEYWORDS
Deep learning; Dialog Generation; Recurrent Neural Networks; Attention

INTRODUCTION
In language dialogue generation tasks, people have heavily used statistical approach
which depends on hand-crafted rules. However, this approach prevents the system from
training on the large human conversational corpora, which become more available by
day. Consequently, it was only natural to invest our resources towards the development
of data-driven methods and generating novel natural language dialogs. Amongst data
driven language generation models, recurrent neural networks (RNN), long shortterm
memory [1] and gated recurrent [2] neural networks in particular, have been widely
used in dialog systems [3] and machine translation [4]. In RNN-based dialog generative
models, the meaning of a sentence is mapped into a fixed-length vector representation
and then they generate a translation based on that vector. There was no need to rely on
n-gram counts or the capture of text’s high-level meaning, since the systems generalize
to new sentences superior to other approaches.

Figure 1. Figure 1 Architecture of traditional attention

Figure 2. Architecture of extended output attention

CONCLUSION:
In this paper, researchers propose a new output attention mechanism to
improve the coherence of neural dialogue language models. The new
attention allows each generated word to choose which related word it
wants to align to in the increasing conversation history. The results of our
experiments show that it’s possible to generate simple yet coherent
conversations using extended attention mechanism. Even though the
dialog the model generates has obvious limitations, it is clear that another
layer of output attention allows the model to generate more meaningful
responses. For future work, the model may need substantial
enhancements in many aspects in order to convey even more realistic
dialogs. One possible direction of future work is to employ memory
network method to facilitate remembering long term history in the
dialog.

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