If you ever baked a cake or cooked a meal from a recipe in a cooking book or on a website opened in your phone/tablet, you probably recognize the hassle of repeatedly checking the details of a step and having to scroll through a screen with hands dirty from cooking. Throughout the Project MAS course, you will be working on the solution to those sorrows: a cooking assistant that conversationally guides the user through a recipe and responds to his/her questions.
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Once you know how to get started, your main focus is to design and develop a prototype of a Cooking Assistant using the GOAL Agent Programming. You can be as creative as you want, but do not forget to document your code and project.
This assignment requires good communication and contribution throughout the assignment. As per the distribution of work, a group of six will work in three pairs. Thus, the pair working on Recipe Selection (RS) will mainly work on selecting the recipe, while Recipe Instruction (RI) will work on instructions related to the conversational agent design. The Visual Support (VS) team will focus on providing support to the two regarding the related images. Below is a weekly distribution of the MAS project assignment. Click on the week number to get more details related to ‘To-Do’ tasks.
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With the new perspective, you might want to consider this flow. Each page has Team Contribution, which explains what I think can be done here by each pair.
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By here you can enlist a few recipes from knowledge-base, and user is offered to choose between them | |||
Extending Conversations
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Here we have a final recipe selected, and the ingredients and utensils are available. | |||
Slot-filling
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