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  • Title
    Towards a cognitively motivated processing of turn-taking signals for the embodied conversational agent Max
  • Author
    Leßmann, Nadine ; Kranstedt, Alfred ; Wachsmuth, Ipke
  • Published
    2004
  • Language
    English
  • Document type
    Conference Proceedings
  • URN
    urn:nbn:de:0070-pub-26110590 
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  • Max is a human-size conversational agent that employs synthetic speech, gesture, gaze, and facial display to act in cooperative construction tasks taking place in immersive
    virtual reality. In the mixed-initiative dialogs involved in
    our research scenario, turn-taking abilities and dialog competences play a crucial role for Max to appear as a convincing multimodal communication partner. The way how they rely on Max’s perception of the user and, in special, how turn-taking signals are handled in the agent’s cognitive architecture is the focus of this paper.
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