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Arabic Language Challenges in Text Based Conversational Agents Compared to the English Language


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1 Department of Computer Science, Applied Science University, Amman, Jordan
2 Department of Computer Information Systems, Applied Science University, Amman, Jordan
 

This paper is not to compare between the Arabic language and the English language as natural languages. Instead, it focuses on the comparison among them in terms of their challenges in building text based Conversational Agents (CAs). A CA is an intelligent computer program that used to handle conversations among the user and the machine. Nowadays, CAs can play an important role in many aspects as this work figured. In this paper, different approaches that can be used to build a CA will be differentiated. In each approach, the comparison aspects among the Arabic and English languages will be debated with the respect to the Arabic language.
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Mohammad Hijjawi
Department of Computer Science, Applied Science University, Amman, Jordan
Yousef Elsheikh
Department of Computer Information Systems, Applied Science University, Amman, Jordan

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This paper is not to compare between the Arabic language and the English language as natural languages. Instead, it focuses on the comparison among them in terms of their challenges in building text based Conversational Agents (CAs). A CA is an intelligent computer program that used to handle conversations among the user and the machine. Nowadays, CAs can play an important role in many aspects as this work figured. In this paper, different approaches that can be used to build a CA will be differentiated. In each approach, the comparison aspects among the Arabic and English languages will be debated with the respect to the Arabic language.