There is no one-to-one relation between referential terms and types of access to the referents (referring modes) in multimodal human-computer interaction. We propose a classification of referring modes implying sub-contexts. We describe in detail the nature of these contextual subsets and we show their importance for each type of referring action. Then we define a relation between terms and modes, and we deduce a list of disambiguation principles for the computation of referential terms in order to identify the correct referring mode, the correct sub-context, and the correct referent
. This paper presents a rst attempt to score the relevance of multimodal referring expressions withi...
We present a model for dealing with designation activities of a user in multimodal systems. This mod...
We analyze a corpus of referring expressions collected from user interactions with a multimodal trav...
There is no one-to-one relation between referential terms and types of access to the referents (refe...
There is no one-to-one relation between referential terms and types of access to the referents (refe...
International audienceThere is no one-to-one relation between referential terms and types of access ...
International audienceThere is no one-to-one relation between referential terms and types of access ...
There is no one-to-one relation be-tween referential terms and types of ac-cess to the referents (re...
International audienceThe way we see the objects around us determines speech and gestures we use to ...
International audienceThe way we see the objects around us determines speech and gestures we use to ...
We discuss ongoing work investigating how humans interact with multimodal systems, focusing on how s...
We are interested in multimodal systems that use the following modes and modalities : speech (and na...
We are interested in multimodal systems that use the following modes and modalities : speech (and na...
We are interested in multimodal systems that use the following modes and modalities : speech (and na...
In this chapter we present a first attempt to score the relevance of multimodal referring expression...
. This paper presents a rst attempt to score the relevance of multimodal referring expressions withi...
We present a model for dealing with designation activities of a user in multimodal systems. This mod...
We analyze a corpus of referring expressions collected from user interactions with a multimodal trav...
There is no one-to-one relation between referential terms and types of access to the referents (refe...
There is no one-to-one relation between referential terms and types of access to the referents (refe...
International audienceThere is no one-to-one relation between referential terms and types of access ...
International audienceThere is no one-to-one relation between referential terms and types of access ...
There is no one-to-one relation be-tween referential terms and types of ac-cess to the referents (re...
International audienceThe way we see the objects around us determines speech and gestures we use to ...
International audienceThe way we see the objects around us determines speech and gestures we use to ...
We discuss ongoing work investigating how humans interact with multimodal systems, focusing on how s...
We are interested in multimodal systems that use the following modes and modalities : speech (and na...
We are interested in multimodal systems that use the following modes and modalities : speech (and na...
We are interested in multimodal systems that use the following modes and modalities : speech (and na...
In this chapter we present a first attempt to score the relevance of multimodal referring expression...
. This paper presents a rst attempt to score the relevance of multimodal referring expressions withi...
We present a model for dealing with designation activities of a user in multimodal systems. This mod...
We analyze a corpus of referring expressions collected from user interactions with a multimodal trav...