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ORCID14. IVA 2014: Boston, MA, USA
- Timothy W. Bickmore, Stacy Marsella, Candace L. Sidner:
Intelligent Virtual Agents - 14th International Conference, IVA 2014, Boston, MA, USA, August 27-29, 2014. Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 8637, Springer 2014, ISBN 978-3-319-09766-4 - Sun Joo (Grace) Ahn
, Jesse Fox, Jung Min Hahm:
Using Virtual Doppelgängers to Increase Personal Relevance of Health Risk Communication. 1-12 - David Ameixa, Luísa Coheur, Pedro Fialho, Paulo Quaresma:
Luke, I am Your Father: Dealing with Out-of-Domain Requests by Using Movies Subtitles. 13-21 - Diana Arellano, Volker Helzle, Ulrich Max Schaller, Reinhold Rauh:
Animated Faces, Abstractions and Autism. 22-25 - Tim Balint, Jan M. Allbeck:
Is That How Everyone Really Feels? Emotional Contagion with Masking for Virtual Crowds. 26-35 - Cristina Battaglino, Rossana Damiano:
Narrative Scenarios as a Testbed for Moral Agents. 36-39 - Morteza Behrooz, Charles Rich, Candace L. Sidner:
On the Sociability of a Game-Playing Agent: A Software Framework and Empirical Study. 40-53 - Elisabetta Bevacqua, Igor Stankovic, Ayoub Maatallaoui, Alexis Nédélec, Pierre De Loor:
Effects of Coupling in Human-Virtual Agent Body Interaction. 54-63 - Durell Bouchard:
Improving Motion Classifier Robustness by Estimating Output Confidence. 64-66 - Merijn Bruijnes, Sjoerd Wapperom, Rieks op den Akker, Dirk Heylen:
A Method to Evaluate Response Models. 67-70 - Hendrik Buschmeier, Stefan Kopp:
When to Elicit Feedback in Dialogue: Towards a Model Based on the Information Needs of Speakers. 71-80 - Angelo Cafaro, Hannes Högni Vilhjálmsson, Timothy W. Bickmore, Dirk Heylen, Catherine Pelachaud:
Representing Communicative Functions in SAIBA with a Unified Function Markup Language. 81-94 - Adriana I. Camacho, Alex Rayón, Iván Gris, David G. Novick:
An Exploratory Analysis of ECA Characteristics. 95-98 - Carlo Camporesi, Anthony Popelar, Marcelo Kallmann, Jay J. Han:
Motion Parameterization and Adaptation Strategies for Virtual Therapists. 99-108 - Pamela Carreno-Medrano, Sylvie Gibet, Caroline Larboulette, Pierre-François Marteau:
Corpus Creation and Perceptual Evaluation of Expressive Theatrical Gestures. 109-119 - Mathieu Chollet, Magalie Ochs, Catherine Pelachaud:
From Non-verbal Signals Sequence Mining to Bayesian Networks for Interpersonal Attitudes Expression. 120-133 - Andry Chowanda, Peter Blanchfield, Martin Flintham, Michel F. Valstar:
ERiSA: Building Emotionally Realistic Social Game-Agents Companions. 134-143 - Andrew Cordar, Michael Borish, Adriana Foster, Benjamin Lok:
Building Virtual Humans with Back Stories: Training Interpersonal Communication Skills in Medical Students. 144-153 - Kévin Darty, Julien Saunier, Nicolas Sabouret:
Agents Behavior Semi-automatic Analysis through Their Comparison to Human Behavior Clustering. 154-163 - Yu Ding, Jing Huang, Nesrine Fourati, Thierry Artières, Catherine Pelachaud:
Upper Body Animation Synthesis for a Laughing Character. 164-173 - Birgit Endrass, Markus Häring, Gasser Akila, Elisabeth André:
Simulating Deceptive Cues of Joy in Humanoid Robots. 174-177 - Jesse Fox, Sun Joo (Grace) Ahn:
Recommendations for Designing Maximally Effective and Persuasive Health Agents. 178-181 - Iván Gris, David G. Novick, Adriana I. Camacho, Diego A. Rivera, Mario Gutiérrez, Alex Rayón:
Recorded Speech, Virtual Environments, and the Effectiveness of Embodied Conversational Agents. 182-185 - Hung-Hsuan Huang, Natsumi Konishi, Sayumi Shibusawa, Kyoji Kawagoe:
Exploring the Difference of the Impression on Human and Agent Listeners in Active Listening Dialog. 186-189 - Yazhou Huang, Marcelo Kallmann:
Planning Motions for Virtual Demonstrators. 190-203 - Gijs Huisman, Jan Kolkmeier, Dirk Heylen:
With Us or Against Us: Simulated Social Touch by Virtual Agents in a Cooperative or Competitive Setting. 204-213 - Naziya Hussaini, Ruth Aylett:
A Step towards Modelling Group Behaviour in Autonomous Synthetic Characters. 214-217 - Mathieu Jégou, Pierre Chevaillier, Pierre De Loor:
Dynamical Systems to Account for Turn-Taking in Spoken Interactions. 218-221 - Catholijn M. Jonker, Joost Broekens, Aske Plaat:
Virtual Reflexes. 222-231 - Camilla Kirkegaard, Betty Tärning, Magnus Haake, Agneta Gulz, Annika Silvervarg:
Ascribed Gender and Characteristics of a Visually Androgynous Teachable Agent. 232-235 - Felix Kistler, Birgit Endrass, Elisabeth André:
Full Body Interaction with Virtual Characters in an Interactive Storytelling Scenario. 236-239 - Tomoko Koda, Yuko Mori:
Effects of an Agent's Displaying Self-adaptors during a Serious Conversation. 240-249 - Philipp Kulms, Stefan Kopp, Nicole C. Krämer:
Let's Be Serious and Have a Laugh: Can Humor Support Cooperation with a Virtual Agent? 250-259 - James Lee, Stefan Rank:
Towards Realistic Female Avatar Creation - A Tool for Virtual Actor Design and Player Choice. 260-263 - Margot Lhommet, Stacy Marsella:
Metaphoric Gestures: Towards Grounded Mental Spaces. 264-274 - Boyang Li, Mohini Thakkar, Yijie Wang, Mark O. Riedl:
From Data to Storytelling Agents. 275-278 - Stephanie M. Lukin, G. Michael Youngblood, Honglu Du, Marilyn A. Walker:
Building Community and Commitment with a Virtual Coach in Mobile Wellness Programs. 279-284 - Juan Martínez-Miranda, Adrián Bresó, Juan Miguel García-Gómez:
Look on the Bright Side: A Model of Cognitive Change in Virtual Agents. 285-294 - Maryam Moosaei, Michael J. Gonzales, Laurel D. Riek:
Naturalistic Pain Synthesis for Virtual Patients. 295-309 - Elnaz Nouri, David R. Traum:
Generative Models of Cultural Decision Making for Virtual Agents Based on User's Reported Values. 310-315 - Fabrizio Nunnari, Alexis Héloir:
Mapping Personality to the Appearance of Virtual Characters Using Interactive Genetic Algorithms. 316-319 - Alexandros Papangelis, Ran Zhao, Justine Cassell:
Towards a Computational Architecture of Dyadic Rapport Management for Virtual Agents. 320-324 - Florian Pecune, Magalie Ochs, Catherine Pelachaud:
A Cognitive Model of Social Relations for Artificial Companions. 325-328 - Toni Bloodworth Pence, Lauren Cairco Dukes, Larry F. Hodges, Nancy K. Meehan, Arlene Johnson:
An Eye Tracking Evaluation of a Virtual Pediatric Patient Training System for Nurses. 329-338 - Fabrice Popineau, Georges Dubus, Yolaine Bourda:
Personalization and Personification: A Constructive Approach Based on Parametric Agents. 339-344 - Brian Ravenet, Angelo Cafaro, Magalie Ochs, Catherine Pelachaud:
Interpersonal Attitude of a Speaking Agent in Simulated Group Conversations. 345-349 - Jingjing Ren, Timothy W. Bickmore, Megan Hempstead, Brian W. Jack:
Birth Control, Drug Abuse, or Domestic Violence? What Health Risk Topics Are Women Willing to Discuss with a Virtual Agent? 350-359 - Quentin Reynaud, Jean-Yves Donnart, Vincent Corruble:
Evaluating the Impact of Anticipation on the Efficiency and Believability of Virtual Agents. 360-363 - Tiago Ribeiro, Eugenio Di Tullio, Lee J. Corrigan, Aiden Jones, Fotios Papadopoulos, Ruth Aylett, Ginevra Castellano, Ana Paiva:
Developing Interactive Embodied Characters Using the Thalamus Framework: A Collaborative Approach. 364-373 - Lazlo Ring, Dina Utami, Timothy W. Bickmore:
The Right Agent for the Job? - The Effects of Agent Visual Appearance on Task Domain. 374-384 - Diego J. Rivera-Gutierrez, Regis Kopper, Andrea Kleinsmith, Juan Cendan, Glen Finney, Benjamin Lok:
Exploring Gender Biases with Virtual Patients for High Stakes Interpersonal Skills Training. 385-396 - Andrew C. Robb, Casey White, Andrew Cordar, Adam Wendling, Samsun (Sem) Lampotang, Benjamin Lok:
A Qualitative Evaluation of Behavior during Conflict with an Authoritative Virtual Human. 397-409 - Annika Silvervarg, Camilla Kirkegaard, Jens Nirme, Magnus Haake, Agneta Gulz:
Steps towards a Challenging Teachable Agent. 410-419 - Hiroaki Sugiyama, Toyomi Meguro, Ryuichiro Higashinaka, Yasuhiro Minami:
Large-scale Collection and Analysis of Personal Question-Answer Pairs for Conversational Agents. 420-433 - Myrthe Tielman, Willem-Paul Brinkman, Mark A. Neerincx:
Design Guidelines for a Virtual Coach for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Patients. 434-437 - Sarel van Vuuren, Leora R. Cherney:
A Virtual Therapist for Speech and Language Therapy. 438-448 - Herwin van Welbergen, Ramin Yaghoubzadeh, Stefan Kopp:
AsapRealizer 2.0: The Next Steps in Fluent Behavior Realization for ECAs. 449-462 - David Vogt, Steve Grehl, Erik Berger, Heni Ben Amor, Bernhard Jung:
A Data-Driven Method for Real-Time Character Animation in Human-Agent Interaction. 463-476 - Yuyu Xu, Catherine Pelachaud, Stacy Marsella:
Compound Gesture Generation: A Model Based on Ideational Units. 477-491 - Ugan Yasavur, Christine L. Lisetti, Naphtali Rishe:
Statistical Dialog Manager Design Tool for Health Screening and Assessments. 492-495 - AmirAli Bagher Zadeh, Kenji Sagae, Louis-Philippe Morency:
Towards Learning Nonverbal Identities from the Web: Automatically Identifying Visually Accentuated Words. 496-503 - Zhe Zhang, Timothy W. Bickmore, Krissy Mainello, Meghan Mueller, Mary Foley, Lucia Jenkins, Roger A. Edwards:
Maintaining Continuity in Longitudinal, Multi-method Health Interventions Using Virtual Agents: The Case of Breastfeeding Promotion. 504-513 - Ran Zhao, Alexandros Papangelis, Justine Cassell:
Towards a Dyadic Computational Model of Rapport Management for Human-Virtual Agent Interaction. 514-527 - Shuo Zhou, Timothy W. Bickmore, Michael K. Paasche-Orlow, Brian W. Jack:
Agent-User Concordance and Satisfaction with a Virtual Hospital Discharge Nurse. 528-541
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