----------------------------------------------------------------------- REVIEW FORM ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 3rd SIGDIAL Workshop on Discourse and Dialogue July 11-12, 2002, Philadelphia ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Title: Author(s): ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Please rate the paper on the 8 dimensions listed below, according to the proposed scale running from 1 to 5, where 1 means "poor" and 5 means "excellent". Please use only the listed numbers. Please also provide any comments you think appropriate to help the Program Committee in making their final decisions; and, especially important, please provide comments to assist the authors in improving the quality of their final paper. PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM TO: sigdial2002@uiah.fi by April 20, 2002. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Appropriateness: Does the paper fit in the workshop 5: Definitely 4: Probably 3: Uncertain 2: Probably not 1: Certainly not Correctness: Does the paper appear to be flawed technically and/or methodologically? 5: Impeccable 4: The paper is OK 3: Only trivial flaws 2: Minor flaws that must be corrected 1: Major flaws that make the paper unsound/inconsistent Implications: How important is the work? 5: Will change the future 4: People will read and cite this paper 3: Restricted interest 2: Not of compelling interest 1: Will have no impact on the field Originality: How novel is the approach? 5: A radically new approach 4: An innovative use 3: A new application of well known techniques 2: Yet another application of well worn techniques 1: Entirely derivative Clarity: Is it clear what was done? 5: Presentation is very clear 4: Difficult, but understandable 3: Some parts were not clear to me 2: Most of the paper is unclear 1: Presentation is very confusing Does this paper fit one of the announced thematic sessions? 4: Yes, Annotation Methods for Corpora 3: Yes, Architectures for Dialog Systems: Agent-based vs. Pipelined 2: Yes, Learning and Adaptivity in Dialog Systems 1: No. Out or In: Should the paper be rejected or accepted? 5: I would fight to have this paper accepted 4: I would like this paper accepted 3: I am undecided 2: I would like this paper rejected 1: I would fight to have this paper rejected Comments to the Program Committee (confidential): ++++++++START OF COMMENTS TO AUTHOR: DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE++++++++ Title: Comments to the Author: --------END OF REVIEW FORM: DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE--------