Labels:text | screenshot | font | number | parallel | line OCR: Table 3. The segment parser from SCREEN's case frame component helps identify a piece of dialogue by breaking it into segments and fitting the parts of each segment into slots, which store and represent semantic and dialogun-act knowledge about the parts. This table shows how the process works for the literal translation of our German example phrase, "That is bit short for me; soy we rather 14 o'clock 45." Frame 1 Frame 2 Slots Segment 1 Segment 2 Segnient 3 Segment 4 Segment 1 Segment 2 Segment 3 Dialogue act Reject? Reject? Reject? Reject Suggest? Suggest? Suggest Frame type Úîter Utter Utter Utter Is Verb form is say say Question Auxiliary Agent Object That That That That Recipient for me Time-at rather 14 o'clock 45 Time-from Time-to Location-at Location-from Location-to Confirm Negation bit short bit short Miscellaneous Frame input That That is That is bit That is bit say we say we rather short short for me 14 o clock 45
