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Intelligent Virtual Agents

4th International Workshop, IVA 2003, Kloster Irsee, Germany, September 15-17, 2003, Proceedings

Editors:

  1. Thomas Rist

    1. University of Applied Sciences Augsburg, Augsburg, Germany

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  2. Ruth S. Aylett

    1. School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland

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  3. Daniel Ballin

    1. BT plc, Ipswich, UK

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  4. Jeff Rickel

    1. Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern California, Marina del Rey

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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 2792)

Part of the book sub series: Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI)

Conference series link(s): IVA: International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents

Conference proceedings info: IVA 2003.

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Table of contents (64 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  3. Interface Agents and Conversational Agents

    1. Happy Chatbot, Happy User

      • Gábor Tatai, Annamária Csordás, Árpád Kiss, Attila Szaló, László Laufer
      Pages 5-12

    2. Interactive Agents Learning Their Environment

      • Michiel Hildebrand, Anton Eliëns, Zhisheng Huang, Cees Visser
      Pages 13-17

    5. When H.C. Andersen Is Not Talking Back

      • Niels Ole Bernsen
      Pages 27-30

  4. Emotion and Believability

    1. Emotion in Intelligent Virtual Agents: The Flow Model of Emotion

      • Luís Morgado, Graça Gaspar
      Pages 31-38

    2. The Social Credit Assignment Problem

      • Wenji Mao, Jonathan Gratch
      Pages 39-47

    3. Adding the Emotional Dimension to Scripting Character Dialogues

      • Patrick Gebhard, Michael Kipp, Martin Klesen, Thomas Rist
      Pages 48-56

    4. Synthetic Emotension

      • Carlos Martinho, Mário Gomes, Ana Paiva
      Pages 57-61

    5. FantasyA – The Duel of Emotions

      • Rui Prada, Marco Vala, Ana Paiva, Kristina Hook, Adrian Bullock
      Pages 62-66

  5. Expressive Animation

    1. Happy Characters Don’t Feel Well in Sad Bodies!

      • Marco Vala, Ana Paiva, Mário Rui Gomes
      Pages 72-79

    2. Reusable Gestures for Interactive Web Agents

      • Zsòfia Ruttkay, Zhisheng Huang, Anton Eliens
      Pages 80-87

    3. A Model of Interpersonal Attitude and Posture Generation

      • Marco Gillies, Daniel Ballin
      Pages 88-92

    4. Modelling Gaze Behavior for Conversational Agents

      • Catherine Pelachaud, Massimo Bilvi
      Pages 93-100

    5. A Layered Dynamic Emotion Representation for the Creation of Complex Facial Expressions

      • Emmanuel Tanguy, Philip Willis, Joanna Bryson
      Pages 101-105

    6. Eye-Contact Based Communication Protocol in Human-Agent Interaction

      • Hidetoshi Nonaka, Masahito Kurihara
      Pages 106-110

  6. Embodiment and Situatedness

    1. Embodied in a Look: Bridging the Gap between Humans and Avatars

      • Nicolas Courty, Gaspard Breton, Danielle Pelé
      Pages 111-118
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About this book

This volume, containing the proceedings of IVA 2003, held at Kloster Irsee, in Germany, September 15–17, 2003, is testimony to the growing importance of IntelligentVirtualAgents(IVAs) asaresearch?eld.Wereceived67submissions, nearly twice as many as for IVA 2001, not only from European countries, but from China, Japan, and Korea, and both North and South America. As IVA research develops, a growing number of application areas and pl- forms are also being researched. Interface agents are used as part of larger - plications, often on the Web. Education applications draw on virtual actors and virtual drama, while the advent of 3D mobile computing and the convergence of telephones and PDAs produce geographically-aware guides and mobile - tertainment applications. A theme that will be apparent in a number of the papers in this volume is the impact of embodiment on IVA research – a char- teristic di?erentiating it to some extent from the larger ?eld of software agents.
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Editors and Affiliations

  • University of Applied Sciences Augsburg, Augsburg, Germany

    Thomas Rist

  • School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland

    Ruth S. Aylett

  • BT plc, Ipswich, UK

    Daniel Ballin

  • Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern California, Marina del Rey

    Jeff Rickel

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