Why Conversational Agents do what they do Functional Representations for Generating Conversational Agent Behavior The First Functional Markup Language Workshop
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In this paper, I describe the concepts of interpersonal stance and conversational frame, and why they are important functions to represent for embodied conversational agents in general, but especially those designed for social and relational interactions with users.
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تاریخ انتشار 2008