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Line 21: Lebeuf et al. <ref name="LebeufZagalsky2019" /> provide a faceted taxonomy to characterize bots based on a literature review. It is composed of 3 main facets: (i) properties of the environment that the bot was created in; (ii) intrinsic properties of the bot itself; and (iii) the bot's interactions within its environment. They further detail the facets into sets of sub-facets under each of the main facets. Paikari and van der Hoek <ref name="Paikari_vdHoek2018">{{cite book\|last1=Paikari\|first1=Elahe\|title=Proceedings of the 11th International Workshop on Cooperative and Human Aspects of Software Engineering - CHASE '18\|last2=van der Hoek\|first2=~~Andre~~André\|author2-link=André van der Hoek\|chapter=A Framework for Understanding Chatbots and their Future\|year=2018\|pages=13–16\|doi=10.1145/3195836.3195859\|isbn=9781450357258}}</ref> defined a set of dimensions to enable comparing software bots, applied especifically to chatbots. It resulted in six dimensions: * '''Type''': the main purpose of the bot (information, collaboration, or automation)

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