Incorporate Personas and Emotions into Dialog Generation

Since the Turing test, creating believable open-domain dialogues has been a basic problem in the study of artificial intelligence. Achieving success with dialogue models can greatly improve natural human-computer interactions and open up new possibilities for applications such as chatbots for therapy. Incorporating emotional information into dialogue systems and giving them personas can enhance user satisfaction by fostering more natural communication and human-like conversations. Both of these study directions are comparatively well-established, with important accomplishments in them. On the other hand, various roles in real-life discussion scenarios portray emotions in different ways. In order to create more fulfilling and human-like discussions, we investigate in this study the integration of personas and emotions in dialogue creation systems. Through the combination of explicit and implicit persons, we tackle the problem of individualized and emotional conversation. While implicit personas are gleaned from linguistic style, colloquial idioms, and personality attributes, explicit personas are derived from user profiles. Explicit personas and emotional labels are incorporated into the dialogue agent, and implicit personas are captured through the use of latent variables in a pre-trained Transformer model. Our suggested method enhances the authenticity of discussions and user experience by producing responses that are consistent with personas and emotions, hence improving the quality of communication.