Human-machine conversation system for chatting based on scene and topic

Human-machine conversation plays an important role in natural language processing and artificial intelligence. Human-machine conversation can be divided into the question answering system, task-oriented conversation, and chatting system according to the purpose of use. Among them, the chatting system usually requires higher personification. Based on the sequence transformation model of the long short-term memory network, the topic network is introduced in this study to explicitly extract the scene and topic information from the conversation, and this higher-level feature, which does not change with the word order, is inputted to the structure of the conversation model to guide the decoding and prediction processes together with the attention mechanism. Because of the difficulty of obtaining the topic information in advance, the topic network is modeled as an unsupervised learning structure. Thus, the training process needs to be divided into three steps. The experimental results show that the model can significantly improve the quality of the chatting system with appropriate training methods and structural parameters.