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Automatic feedback for Difficult Conversation elements as
proposed in some of the difficult conversation books (e.g.
Douglas Stone book) using Natural Language Processing
techniques.
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But why under business:advertising? This should be under
computer:web:app oh there is no app category :-( |
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whoops. Let me rephrase... I liked your idea. Perhaps
there's a better category. |
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I'm pretty sure there's an x:software category or two... probably a "grammar" category as well, if that's what the idea's about. |
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This is an excellent idea. I don't understand it at all. |
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Wasn't that cool, that thing I read in that book, wouldn't it be nice if it were in software? |
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Since this is under business:advertising I assume you're
describing how businesses know whether their ads are
working by whether people are buying. |
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To me the title is a tautology. I find most conversation
difficult. |
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