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  <Title>Parsing Plans Situation-Dependently in Dialogues</Title>
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5 Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> A plan l)arsing method has been prol)osed that handles the effe&lt;:ts and l)reeonditions of actions and that parses i)lans hi a manner del)endent (m &lt;tialogue state changes ('ause&lt;t by utterances. The method has been implemented in Prolog. The.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> imt)lemented progl'am uses an agenda inechanism that uses priority scores on edges to obtain i)re fi'.rred plans first. The method has been applied to understanding route-explanation dialogues by using the dialogue plan model that takes each action of uttering a word ;~s a primitive and that treats intra- and inter-utterance plans uniformly to treat fragmentary utterances (Kogure et al., 1994).</Paragraph>
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