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Extension and Exclusions (see Extensions for inspiration) | |||||
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Criteria | Poor | Average | Good | Excellent | Max Points |
Exclusion Implementation | Exclusion functionality is missing, incomplete, or unable to effectively be used at all. Little collaboration or effort to integrate exclusion approaches is evident. (0) | Exclusion functionality includes basic capabilities such as excluding a single type of slot but lacks refinement. Limited approach or minimal testing and analysis. (3) | Exclusion functionality works well for at least 2 slots. Multiple changes in the pipeline are made and combined effectively. Testing and trade-offs are adequately considered. (5) | Exclusion is comprehensive and well-integrated, handling multiple slots. Can be combined effectively with inclusion. Approaches are thoughtfully combined and tested rigorously, and limitations are clearly minimized. Collaboration across team members and sections is evident. (8)8 | 6 |
Extensions to Agent Functionality (Recipe Filtering) | Little to no extensions to improve agent functionality were implemented. Extensions do not significantly enhance user experience or recipe filtering. (0) | Extensions improve functionality but are minimal, lack originality, or are not fully operational. They may replicate basic agent features with minor variations. (3) | Extensions improve key aspects such as NLU, filtering, and visual/aural communication. They are moderately complex and enhance user interaction meaningfully. (5) | Extensions are innovative, complex, and significantly enhance agent functionality, filtering, and user interaction. They demonstrate originality and are well-implemented. (8)8 | 6 |
Conversational Competence and Navigation (Extension to Dialogue Patterns) | Few or no conversational patterns, repair strategies, or navigational features are added. Added features (e.g., restarting, stopping filters) are non-functional or unclear. (0) | Basic conversational patterns and navigational features (e.g., restarting or stopping filters) are added, but they lack depth, are inconsistently functional, or fail to address misunderstandings effectively. (3) | Conversational patterns cover relevant scenarios, and navigational features (e.g., restarting, stopping, removing filters) work reliably. Basic repair strategies and improved conversational flow are present. (5) | Conversational patterns and navigational features are well-integrated and intuitive. Patterns handle misunderstandings effectively, and navigation options (e.g., restarting, stopping, removing filters) are user-friendly, enhancing flexibility and user experience. (8)8 | 6 |
Design and User Engagement (Extension to Visual Support) | Little or no effort to improve agent design in terms of visuals, utterances, or conversational style. (0) | Basic design improvements are present but lack originality, cohesion, or a clear target audience focus. Limited to either visuals or utterances. (2) | Agent design is engaging and consistent, with clear visual and conversational improvements tailored to a general audience. (4) | Design is highly engaging, cohesive, and tailored to a specific target audience. Visuals, utterances, and conversational style enhance usability and align with recipe selection goals. (6) | 6 |
Connecting your Pipeline | You have not connected your intent and slot classifier to your MARBEL agent. (0) | You have attempted to connect your intent and slot classifier to your MARBEL agent but it has issues. (2) | You have attempted to connect your intent and slot classifier to your MARBEL agent but it has minor issues. (4) | You have connected your intent and slot classifier to your MARBEL agent and completed your extensions and exclusion features with it. (6) | 6 |
Total Points | 30 |