Titlebook: Believable Bots; Can Computers Play L Philip Hingston Book 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2012 agents.artificial intelligence.avata

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Techniken der Investitionsplanung,en players, which is difficult to realize in a bot but essential to achieve a human-like playing style. In a previous work, we found that in Turing Tests, players mainly use three usual shortcomings of current bot implementations to identify them as computer players, a certain level of playing stren

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Die frühen Phasen der IPSS-Entwicklungademic researchers, their particular features, what are the main problems they want to deal with and how they approach them. Besides, we identify which are the key properties and behaviours required to consider a racing non-player character (NPC) as believable or not, always from the point of view o

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,Rethinking the Human–Agent Relationship: Which Social Cues Do Interactive Agents Really Need to Havtred sociality, four aspects of sociality, namely forms of grouping, attachment, reciprocity, and reflexivity are presented and transferred to the field of human–humanoid interaction studies. Six case studies with three different types of humanoid robots are presented, in which the participants had

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,Embodied Conversational Agent Avatars in Virtual Worlds: Making Today’s Immersive Environments Morepic of active research, but promise soon to rival the sophistication of virtual human agents developed on stand-alone platforms over the last decade. Such agents in today’s VWs grew out of two lines of historical research: Virtual Reality and Artificial Intelligence.Their merger forms the basis for