The language serves as the most significant interface in Dialogue Systems, as Human-Machine communication systems that are based on spoken communication between human Users and Computers.
The basic architecture and types of Dialogue Systems are presented, along with the most prevalent modeling practices in various fields of use, both for specialized applications and services for the general public.
Additionally, the specifications necessary for constructing Dialogue Systems that are part of multilingual or complex applications, in combination with other systems, are highlighted.
This approach emphasizes the crucial role of the factor "Language" in achieving the goals of speed, accuracy, and effectiveness in Dialogue Systems and, more broadly, in Human-Machine communication systems.
The Dialogue Systems presented and analyzed mainly pertain to the service sector, the banking-financial sector, and the fields of technical applications in devices, vehicles, and Robotics.
