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Parameterize the system's response

Hi, I am wondering if there is a way to parameterize the system's response. For example, we use
system: greeting
to let the NLG say something like "hi there" (the mapping from speech act greeting to utterance "hi there" is stored in system-utterance.xlsx).
However, what if we want to do something like
system: greeting(name)
where name is a state variable that stores the user's name, so the system's response will be "hi John" or "hi Lucy".
Does FloReS support this?
Thanks.

JavaLibs Missing

When following the Getting Started instructions, the project generates the following error after being imported:

Project 'jmNL' is missing required Java project: 'JavaLibs'

I have checked the project build path settings, and JavaLibs is listed both in the Libraries and Order and Export tabs. Under the Projects tab, I see a JavaLibs folder with the word (missing) next to it.

What can/should I do to fix the project?

Out of scope utterance

Hi, I have a question about defining networks on the policy.txt, Unfortunately, I can't seem to understand from the online document if and how I could do this.
Using the CakeVender as an example, we have the following network:
Network flavorSponge {
#topic: set.flavor
#entrance condition: system initiative
#condition: and(state=='start',type=='sponge',known(sugar))

#reentrance option: statement.back

system: question.cake.flavor
{
	{
		user: statement.flavor.chocolate
		#action: flavor='chocolate'
	}
	OR
	{
		user: statement.flavor.amaretto
		#action: flavor='amaretto'
	}
	OR
	{
		user: statement.flavor.lemon
		system: apology.flavor
		#action: clarifyFlavors=true
		#action: swapout
	}
}
DO
#action: state='done'
#goal: simple

}
Here we have 3 possible user responses (chocolate, amaretto or lemon). But what if the user asks "What flavors do you have?" than it would not land on any of these options and the dialog just stops and I get no response from the bot.
Is there any way to get the dialog manager to detect this other utterance and go to that network and then return here?
Could you please give me a hint or a simple example on how I can accomplish this?
Thanks!
-João

Multiple Concurrent Sessions

Hi! I have a question; I'm trying to have multiple sessions running concurrently, but can't seem to figure out how to start them through the ChatInterface UI. I have combed through some of the code and it seems to be implemented, but I can't figure out how to activate it. I see the "addressees" JComboBox at the bottom of the window, but cannot seem to utilize it. Forgive me if there is an obvious method I am missing, but are concurrent sessions supported?

"interrupt the current system action"

Hi there. The FLoReS dialogue management engine looks very interesting. I have a question about its interruption-handling. In the online document, it says we can define a system edge/act as "an interruptible speech act", which can be interrupted if the user says something that triggers an "interrupt request". Also, it says we can define the effect of a node as "a request to interrupt the current system action".
It seems to me this is not demonstrated in the given examples. I tried to modify the CakeVendor example by defining some interruptible system actions using the "isystem" keyword but still don't know how to make it work.
Could you please give me a hint or a simple example to show how the interruption-handling works?
Thanks a lot!
-Changsong

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