Integrating Models of Personality and Emotions into Lifelike Characters
Integrating Models of Personality and Emotions into Lifelike Characters
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将人格和情感模型融入栩栩如生的角色中
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发表时间：
1999
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通讯作者：
T. Rist
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作者：
E. André;Martin Klesen;Patrick Gebhard;S. Allen;T. Rist
越来越多的学术界和工业界的研究项目最近开始开发逼真的代理，作为高度个性化的人机交流的新隐喻。支持在界面中使用这些字符的一个强有力的论据是，它们使人机交互更加愉快，并允许在人与人对话中常见的交流方式。在本文中，我们讨论了三个正在进行的项目，它们使用个性和情感来解决情感代理-用户界面的不同方面：(A)木偶使用情感来教孩子不同的情感状态如何改变或修改角色的行为，以及社交互动中的身体和语言动作如何能够诱导他人的情感；(B)有人居住的市场使用情感来定制虚拟市场中的演员角色；以及(C)在场使用情感来增强虚拟角色的可信度，并产生更自然的对话方式。
A growing number of research projects in academia and industry have recently started to develop lifelike agents as a new metaphor for highly personalised human-machine communication. A strong argument in favour of using such characters in the interface is the fact that they make human-computer interaction more enjoyable and allow for communication styles common in human-human dialogue. In this paper we discuss three ongoing projects that use personality and emotions to address different aspects of the affective agent-user interface: (a) Puppet uses affect to teach children how the different emotional states can change or modify a character's behaviour, and how physical and verbal actions in social interactions can induce emotions in others; (b) the Inhabited Market Place uses affect to tailor the roles of actors in a virtual market place; and (c) Presence uses affect to enhance the believability of a virtual character, and produce a more natural conversational manner.
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16.4
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LANG, PJ
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LANG, PJ