Intelligent Virtual Agents

Automated Promotion of Technology Acceptance by Clinicians Using Relational Agents

Pages 68-78

Bickmore, Timothy (et al.)

Virtual Agents as Daily Assistants for Elderly or Cognitively Impaired People

Pages 79-91

Yaghoubzadeh, Ramin (et al.)

Modeling Brief Alcohol Intervention Dialogue with MDPs for Delivery by ECAs

Pages 92-105

Yasavur, Ugan (et al.)

Gendering the Machine: Preferred Virtual Assistant Gender and Realism in Self-Service

Pages 106-115

Payne, Jeunese (et al.)

Cicero - Towards a Multimodal Virtual Audience Platform for Public Speaking Training

Pages 116-128

Batrinca, Ligia (et al.)

A Question-answering Agent Using Speech Driven Non-linear Machinima

Pages 129-138

Tewari, Anuj (et al.)

A Virtual Agent as Vocabulary Trainer: Iconic Gestures Help to Improve Learners’ Memory Performance

Pages 139-148

Bergmann, Kirsten (et al.)

Using Linguistic Alignment to Enhance Learning Experience with Pedagogical Agents: The Special Case of Dialect

Pages 149-158

Kühne, Vivien (et al.)

A Virtual Patient to Assess Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) Nurses’ Pain Assessment and Intervention Practices

Pages 159-167

Lee, Sangyoon (et al.)

Controlling the Listener Response Rate of Virtual Agents

Pages 168-179

Kok, Iwan (et al.)

The Influence of Prosody on the Requirements for Gesture-Text Alignment

Pages 180-188

Wang, Yingying (et al.)

Prediction of Visual Backchannels in the Absence of Visual Context Using Mutual Influence

Pages 189-202

Ozkan, Derya (et al.)

Modeling the Semantic Coordination of Speech and Gesture under Cognitive and Linguistic Constraints

Pages 203-216

Bergmann, Kirsten (et al.)

Modeling Multimodal Behaviors from Speech Prosody

Pages 217-228

Ding, Yu (et al.)

An Examination of Whether People Prefer Agents Whose Gestures Mimic Their Own

Pages 229-238

Luo, Pengcheng (et al.)

Impact of Varying Vocabularies on Controlling Motion of a Virtual Actor

Pages 239-248

Förger, Klaus (et al.)

Conversational Gaze Aversion for Virtual Agents

Pages 249-262

Andrist, Sean (et al.)

From a User-created Corpus of Virtual Agent’s Non-verbal Behavior to a Computational Model of Interpersonal Attitudes

Pages 263-274

Ravenet, Brian (et al.)

Explaining the Variability of Human Nonverbal Behaviors in Face-to-Face Interaction

Pages 275-284

Huang, Lixing (et al.)

Head Motion Analysis and Synthesis over Different Tasks

Pages 285-294

Ben Youssef, Atef (et al.)

Using Virtual Agents to Guide Attention in Multi-task Scenarios

Pages 295-302

Kulms, Philipp (et al.)

Gesture with Meaning

Pages 303-312

Lhommet, Margaux (et al.)

Conceptualizing Social Power for Agents

Pages 313-324

Pereira, Gonçalo (et al.)

Social Importance Dynamics: A Model for Culturally-Adaptive Agents

Pages 325-338

Mascarenhas, Samuel (et al.)

Looking Real and Making Mistakes

Pages 339-348

Wang, Yuqiong (et al.)

What’s Going on? Multi-sense Attention for Virtual Agents

Pages 349-357

Balint, Tim (et al.)

A Qualitative Evaluation of Social Support by an Empathic Agent

Pages 358-367

Zwaan, Janneke M. (et al.)

All Together Now

Pages 368-381

Hartholt, Arno (et al.)

Real-Time Behavioral Animation of Humanoid Non-Player Characters with a Computational Ecosystem

Pages 382-395

Antunes, Rui Filipe (et al.)

Judging IVA Personality Using an Open-Ended Question

Pages 396-405

Liu, Kris (et al.)

An Affective Virtual Agent Providing Embodied Feedback in the Paired Associate Task: System Design and Evaluation

Pages 406-415

Becker-Asano, Christian (et al.)