Profile-based intent detection and slot filling are important tasks aimed at reducing the ambiguity in user utterances by leveraging user-specific supporting profile information [1]. However, research in these two tasks has not been extensively explored. To fill this gap, we propose a joint model, namely JPIS, designed to enhance profile-based intent detection and slot filling. JPIS incorporates the supporting profile information into its encoder and introduces a slot-to-intent attention mechanism to transfer slot information representations to intent detection. Experimental results show that our JPIS substantially outperforms previous profile-based models, establishing a new state-of-the-art performance in overall accuracy on the Chinese benchmark dataset ProSLU [1].
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