@conference{Howes.Eshghi_DS_2019,
author = "Christine Howes and Arash Eshghi",
abstract = "Dialogue is co-constructed by multiple interlocutors with frequent feedback demonstrating whether
utterances are taken as understood. This feedback does not just occur at the ends of turns -- grounding occurs incrementally, before a complete proposition has been processed. 
Here, we present a corpus study of acknowledgements and clarifications, and describe how the
Dynamic Syntax (DS) model of  'feedback relevance spaces' accounts for feedback placement in low-level, semantic processing terms. The model trivially accounts for 85% of cases where feedback occurs at FRSs, but also describes how it can be integrated or interpreted at non-FRSs using the predictive, incremental and interactive nature of DS. ",
booktitle = "The third Dynamic Syntax conference",
title = "{F}eedback {R}elevance {S}paces: {A} {D}ynamic {S}yntax account of dialogue data",
url = "http://www.christinehowes.com/papers/Howes.Eshghi_DS_2019.pdf",
year = "2019",
}