Design of an english oral dialogue generation and interaction system assisted by machine learning
摘要
Oral English proficiency is crucial for effective communication; however, most existing learning systems lack adaptability, interactivity, and personalized feedback. Conventional platforms primarily employ rule-based dialogue structures, which limits their ability to dynamically respond to diverse learner needs and varying speech patterns. To address this constraint, an intelligent English oral dialogue generation and interaction system is established using machine learning (ML). The system incorporates an Invasive Weed Optimized Intelligent CatBoost (IWO-tuned CatBoost) model, which enhances decision-making in dialogue response generation, vocabulary recommendation, and feedback adaptation. A synthetic dataset including annotated learner dialogues with grammatical and phonetic error labels supports model training. Preprocessing involves Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)-based voice-to-text conversion, noise reduction, lemmatization, and stop word elimination. Feature extraction utilizes Mel-Frequency Cepstral Coefficients (MFCCs) for phonetic representation and Natural Language Processing (NLP)-based syntactic parsing through NLTK and spaCy for textual structure analysis. The IWO algorithm optimizes CatBoost hyperparameters to improve classification accuracy and system adaptability across diverse learner profiles. Model training is conducted in a simulated dialogue environment, enabling progressive refinement of response logic and interaction quality. The system is implemented using Python, and evaluation results indicate high performance across multiple metrics, including a BLEU score (0.82), ROUGE-L (0.79), METEOR (0.76), Engagement Score (0.84), and User Satisfaction Index (0.83), alongside a WER (0.058) and a SER (0.094). This approach demonstrates a robust and scalable framework for delivering personalized, interactive, and efficient oral English learning experiences.