International audienceWe discuss here the need to define what we call an agent con-versational language, a language for Embodied Conversational Agents (ECA) to have conversations with a human. We propose a set of Ex-pressive Multimodal Conversation Acts (EMCA), which is based on the Expressive Speech Acts that we introduced in a previous work, enriched with the multimodal expression of the emotions linked to these acts. We have then implemented these EMCA for SAIBA-compliant ECA, and specifically for Greta. We were able to use Greta in experiments aimed at assessing the benefits of our language in terms of perceived sincerity and believability of an ECA using it to interact with a human user
Abstract. Embodied Conversational Agents (ECAs) are a new paradigm of computer interface with a huma...
International audienceThose languages currently used in Agent Communication were made to be used by ...
International audienceAgent Communication Languages (ACL) typically assume that Multi-Agent Systems ...
In this paper we present our work toward the creation of a multimodal expressive Embodied Conversati...
In this paper we propose a modular structure to define communication acts with verbal and nonverbal ...
Abstract. This paper describes an international effort to unify a multimodal behavior generation fra...
We have developed a general purpose use and modular architecture of an Embodied Conversational Agent...
TSI: Revue des sciences et technologies de l'informationNational audienceThis article falls within t...
Recent technological progress made the creation of a humanoid interface to computer systems possible...
International audienceThis paper describes an architecture for expressives conversational agents. Th...
Kopp S, Krenn B, Marsella S, et al. Towards a common framework for multimodal generation: The behavi...
In this paper we present an Embodied Conversational Agent (ECA) model able to display rich verbal an...
Those languages currently used in Agent Communica-tion were made to be used by artificial agents onl...
Comunicació presentada a: the 17th International Conference, IVA 2017, celebrat del 27 al 30 d'agost...
Embodied Conversational Agents (ECAs) are intelligent software entities with an embodiment used to c...
Abstract. Embodied Conversational Agents (ECAs) are a new paradigm of computer interface with a huma...
International audienceThose languages currently used in Agent Communication were made to be used by ...
International audienceAgent Communication Languages (ACL) typically assume that Multi-Agent Systems ...
In this paper we present our work toward the creation of a multimodal expressive Embodied Conversati...
In this paper we propose a modular structure to define communication acts with verbal and nonverbal ...
Abstract. This paper describes an international effort to unify a multimodal behavior generation fra...
We have developed a general purpose use and modular architecture of an Embodied Conversational Agent...
TSI: Revue des sciences et technologies de l'informationNational audienceThis article falls within t...
Recent technological progress made the creation of a humanoid interface to computer systems possible...
International audienceThis paper describes an architecture for expressives conversational agents. Th...
Kopp S, Krenn B, Marsella S, et al. Towards a common framework for multimodal generation: The behavi...
In this paper we present an Embodied Conversational Agent (ECA) model able to display rich verbal an...
Those languages currently used in Agent Communica-tion were made to be used by artificial agents onl...
Comunicació presentada a: the 17th International Conference, IVA 2017, celebrat del 27 al 30 d'agost...
Embodied Conversational Agents (ECAs) are intelligent software entities with an embodiment used to c...
Abstract. Embodied Conversational Agents (ECAs) are a new paradigm of computer interface with a huma...
International audienceThose languages currently used in Agent Communication were made to be used by ...
International audienceAgent Communication Languages (ACL) typically assume that Multi-Agent Systems ...