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Breaking the Ice in Human-Agent Communication: Eye-Gaze Based Initiation of Contact with an Embodied Conversational Agent

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In human-human conversation, the first impression decides whether two people feel attracted by each other and whether contact between them will be continued or not. Starting from ...

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1	194	Breaking the Ice in Human-Agent Communication: Eye-Gaze Based Initiation of Contact with an Embodied Conversational Agent
2	183	A Combined Semantic and Motion Capture Database for Real-Time Sign Language Synthesis	claim
3	168	Evaluating an Algorithm for the Generation of Multimodal Referring Expressions in a Virtual World: A Pilot Study	claim
4	167	Human-Centered Distributed Conversational Modeling: Efficient Modeling of Robust Virtual Human Conversations	claim
5	140	Design and Implementation of a Virtual Salesclerk	claim
6	139	A Groovy Virtual Drumming Agent	claim
7	132	Methodologies for the User Evaluation of the Motion of Virtual Humans	claim
8	128	Spontaneous Avatar Behavior for Human Territoriality	claim
9	128	Teaching Computers to Conduct Spoken Interviews: Breaking the Realtime Barrier with Learning	claim
10	123	Predicting User Psychological Characteristics from Interactions with Empathetic Virtual Agents	claim
11	121	Augmenting Gesture Animation with Motion Capture Data to Provide Full-Body Engagement	claim
12	121	Animating Idle Gaze in Public Places	claim
13	120	BDI-Based Development of Virtual Characters with a Theory of Mind	claim
14	114	Spectators, a Joy to Watch	claim
15	112	Combining Facial and Postural Expressions of Emotions in a Virtual Character	claim
16	112	Should Agents Speak Like, um, Humans? The Use of Conversational Fillers by Virtual Agents	claim
17	111	A Socially-Aware Memory for Companion Agents	claim
18	109	Evaluating Adaptive Feedback in an Educational Computer Game	claim
19	108	GNetIc - Using Bayesian Decision Networks for Iconic Gesture Generation	claim
20	107	Duality of Actor and Character Goals in Virtual Drama	claim
21	101	Varying Personality in Spoken Dialogue with a Virtual Human	claim
22	98	Virtual Agents and 3D Virtual Worlds for Preserving and Simulating Cultures	claim
23	98	Extensions and Applications of Pogamut 3 Platform	claim
24	96	Adaptive Mind Agent	claim
25	96	Real-Time Crying Simulation	claim
26	92	A Model of Personality and Emotional Traits	claim
27	92	A Probabilistic Model of Motor Resonance for Embodied Gesture Perception	claim
28	91	Expression of Moral Emotions in Cooperating Agents	claim
29	90	Turn Management or Impression Management?	claim
30	89	Evaluating Emotive Character Animations Created with Procedural Animation	claim
31	86	An Immersive Approach to Evaluating Role Play	claim
32	85	Interactants' Most Intimate Self-disclosure in Interactions with Virtual Humans	claim
33	84	Issues in Dynamic Generation of Sign Language Utterances for a Web 2.0 Virtual Signer	claim
34	82	A Virtual Tour Guide for Virtual Worlds	claim
35	80	A Study into Preferred Explanations of Virtual Agent Behavior	claim
36	78	The Impact of Different Embodied Agent-Feedback on Users' Behavior	claim
37	78	Mediating Performance through Virtual Agents	claim
38	77	Widening the Evaluation Net	claim
39	73	Synthetic Characters with Personality and Emotion	claim
40	61	Towards More Human-Like Episodic Memory for More Human-Like Agents	claim

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