Flexible conversation management using a bdi agent approach
Intelligent Virtual Agents: 12th International Conference, IVA 2012, Santa …, 2012•Springer
We describe a BDI (Belief, Desire, Intention) goal-oriented architecture for a conversational
virtual companion embodied as a child's Toy, designed to be both entertaining and capable
of carrying out collaborative tasks. We argue that the goal-oriented approach supports both
structured conversational activities (eg, story-telling, collaborative games) as well as more
“free-flowing” engaging dialogue with variation and some unpredictability. BDI plans encode
the knowledge required for the structured engagements, with the use of multiple plans for …
virtual companion embodied as a child's Toy, designed to be both entertaining and capable
of carrying out collaborative tasks. We argue that the goal-oriented approach supports both
structured conversational activities (eg, story-telling, collaborative games) as well as more
“free-flowing” engaging dialogue with variation and some unpredictability. BDI plans encode
the knowledge required for the structured engagements, with the use of multiple plans for …
Abstract
We describe a BDI (Belief, Desire, Intention) goal-oriented architecture for a conversational virtual companion embodied as a child’s Toy, designed to be both entertaining and capable of carrying out collaborative tasks. We argue that the goal-oriented approach supports both structured conversational activities (e.g., story-telling, collaborative games) as well as more “free-flowing” engaging dialogue with variation and some unpredictability. BDI plans encode the knowledge required for the structured engagements, with the use of multiple plans for conversational goals providing variation in the interactions.
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