Titlebook: Intelligent Virtual Agents; 12th International C Yukiko Nakano,Michael Neff,Marilyn Walker Conference proceedings 2012 Springer-Verlag Berl

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羅盤

The Virtual Apprenticerious training and tutoring systems have benefited from work in this area. While the visual quality of virtual agents has improved dramatically, their intelligence and socialization still needs improvement. In this paper, we present work towards endowing agents with social roles and exploiting Expla

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engagement

An Analysis of the Dialogic Complexities in Designing a Question/Answering Based Conversational Agen a primary method utilized by children for language acquisition, cognitive development, and formulating knowledge structures. Question-asking is furthermore a comfortable medium for a child to stay engaged in natural discourse and the activity at hand. To take advantage of the naturalness and learni

Phenothiazines

Building Autonomous Social Partners for Autistic Childrentions and supports them in acquiring social communication skills. The agent’s design is based on principles of best autism practice and input from users. Initial experimental results on the efficacy of the agent show encouraging tendencies for a number of children.

Density

The Effect of Virtual Agents’ Emotion Displays and Appraisals on People’s Decision Making in Negotia on negotiation as a means to resolve differences between humans and agents, emotion has been largely ignored. We explore how emotion displays in virtual agents impact people’s decision making in human-agent negotiation. This paper presents an experiment (N=204) that studies the effects of virtual a

Anguish

First Impressions: Users’ Judgments of Virtual Agents’ Personality and Interpersonal Attitude in Firis transfers to first encounters between humans and virtual agents. In the study, subjects’ avatars approached greeting agents in a virtual museum rendered in both first and third person perspective. Each agent exclusively exhibited nonverbal immediacy cues (smile, gaze and proximity) during the app

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A Study of Emotional Contagion with Virtual Characters0]. In this paper, we perform a battery of experiments to explore the existence of agent-human emotional contagion. The first study is a between-subjects design, wherein subjects were shown an image of a character’s face with either a neutral or happy expression. Findings indicate that even a still

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