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AAMAS
1998
Springer

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Animate Characters

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Animate Characters

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In order to come across as life-like or animate, characters must change their attitudes (‘evolve’) as a consequence of their affective interaction histories with other agents. This paper describes a model of attitude and familiarity change that allows to model simple forms of evolving social relationships. We illustrate our model by means of two web-based interaction scenarios that feature animated characters in the role of comics-style actors.

Barbara Hayes-Roth, Patrick Doyle

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Added	21 Dec 2010
Updated	21 Dec 2010
Type	Journal
Year	1998
Where	AAMAS
Authors	Barbara Hayes-Roth, Patrick Doyle

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