Titlebook: Intelligent Virtual Agents; 9th International Co Zsófia Ruttkay,Michael Kipp,Hannes H?gni Vilhjálms Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Ve

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BDI-Based Development of Virtual Characters with a Theory of Mindraditional game AI programming approaches. BDI-based approaches are suited for development of proactive systems, such as NPCs in games. This paper argues that a BDI-based approach is also highly suited for developing social NPCs in a principled way.

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EXSTASIS – An Extended Status Model for Social Interactionselligent virtual agents. We describe ., a model that computes the status and action tendencies for all actors in a situation based on their status characteristics and behavior patterns. As a configurable software component . can be integrated in existing systems to extend the social capabilities of the virtual characters.

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Evaluating Adaptive Feedback in an Educational Computer Gamegame. We compare a version of the game with no agent, and two versions with agents that differ only in the accuracy of the student model used to guide the agent’s interventions. We found no difference in student learning across the three conditions, and we report an analysis to understand the reasons of these results.

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978-3-642-04379-6Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009

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Intelligent Expression-Based Character Agent Systemsression character systems. These techniques are allowing virtual agent creators to incorporate models of expression, emotion, behavior and even human creativity into their work. Additionally, rather than simply using realism as a goal, is it becoming possible to computationally model knowledge from

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