Titlebook: Socially Intelligent Agents; Creating Relationshi Kerstin Dautenhahn,Alan Bond,Bruce Edmonds Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New

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Social Intelligence for Computers,to transfer a protocol from one social field to another. Since we want social intelligence to be creative, it seems that a first step would be to have agents be willing to communicate and know more than one reason and way to do so.

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Modeling Social Relationship, action. We describe social behaviors, and the creation and maintenance of social relationships, obtained with an implementation of a biologically inspired parallel and modular agent architecture. We define voluntary action and social situatedness, and we discuss how mutual planning and mutual contr

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Increaing Sia Architecture Realism by Modeling and Adapting to Affect and Personality,realism, socially intelligent agent architectures must be capable of modeling and generating behavior variations due to distinct affective states on the one hand, and to recognize and adapt to such variations in the human user / collaborator on the other. This chapter describes an adaptive user inte

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Cooperative Interface Agents,ship with the user. In this chapter, we claim that, to endow agents with social intelligence, the communication traits described in the Five Factor Model should be integrated with some cooperation attitudes. We describe our experience in building an agent that combines the two personality aspects an

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Creating Emotion Recognition Agents for Speech Signal,states—unemotional, happiness, anger, sadness, and fear— with good accuracy, and be adapted to a particular environment depending on parameters of speech signal and the number of target emotions. A practical application has been developed using an agent that is able to analyze telephone quality spee

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