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ORCID20th IVA 2020: Virtual Event, Scotland, UK
- Stacy Marsella, Rachael Jack, Hannes Högni Vilhjálmsson, Pedro Sequeira, Emily S. Cross:
IVA '20: ACM International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents, Virtual Event, Scotland, UK, October 20-22, 2020. ACM 2020, ISBN 978-1-4503-7586-3 - Simon Alexanderson, Éva Székely, Gustav Eje Henter, Taras Kucherenko
, Jonas Beskow:
Generating coherent spontaneous speech and gesture from text. 1:1-1:3 - Mohammad Rafayet Ali, Seyedeh Zahra Razavi, Raina Langevin, Abdullah Al Mamun, Benjamin Kane, Reza Rawassizadeh, Lenhart K. Schubert, Ehsan Hoque:
A Virtual Conversational Agent for Teens with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Experimental Results and Design Lessons. 2:1-2:8 - Deepali Aneja, Daniel McDuff, Mary Czerwinski:
Conversational Error Analysis in Human-Agent Interaction. 3:1-3:8 - Nils Axelsson, Gabriel Skantze:
Using knowledge graphs and behaviour trees for feedback-aware presentation agents. 4:1-4:8 - Timothy W. Bickmore, Amy Rubin, Steven R. Simon:
Substance Use Screening using Virtual Agents: Towards Automated Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT). 5:1-5:7 - Philippe Blache, Massina Abderrahmane, Stéphane Rauzy, Roxane Bertrand:
An integrated model for predicting backchannel feedbacks. 6:1-6:3 - Pieter A. Blomsma, Guido M. Linders, Julija Vaitonyte, Max M. Louwerse:
Intrapersonal dependencies in multimodal behavior. 7:1-7:8 - Pieter A. Blomsma, Julija Vaitonyte, Maryam Alimardani, Max M. Louwerse:
Spontaneous Facial Behavior Revolves Around Neutral Facial Displays. 8:1-8:8 - Crystal Butler, Harriet Oster, Julian Togelius:
Human-in-the-Loop AI for Analysis of Free Response Facial Expression Label Sets. 9:1-9:8 - Andrea Bönsch, Alexander R. Bluhm, Jonathan Ehret, Torsten W. Kuhlen:
Inferring a User's Intent on Joining or Passing by Social Groups. 10:1-10:8 - Andrea Bönsch, Sebastian J. Barton, Jonathan Ehret, Torsten W. Kuhlen:
Immersive Sketching to Author Crowd Movements in Real-time. 11:1-11:3 - Andrea Bönsch, Sina Radke, Jonathan Ehret, Ute Habel, Torsten W. Kuhlen:
The Impact of a Virtual Agent's Non-Verbal Emotional Expression on a User's Personal Space Preferences. 12:1-12:8 - Chaona Chen, Oliver G. B. Garrod, Philippe G. Schyns, Rachael E. Jack:
Dynamic Face Movement Texture Enhances the Perceived Realism of Facial Expressions of Emotion. 13:1-13:3 - Chaona Chen, Oliver G. B. Garrod, Robin A. A. Ince, Mary Ellen Foster, Philippe G. Schyns, Rachael E. Jack:
Building Culturally-Valid Dynamic Facial Expressions for a Conversational Virtual Agent Using Human Perception. 14:1-14:3 - Karl Daher, Jacky Casas, Omar Abou Khaled, Elena Mugellini:
Empathic Chatbot Response for Medical Assistance. 15:1-15:3 - Delphine Potdevin, Nicolas Sabouret, Céline Clavel:
An intimate virtual counselor for a better user experience. 16:1-16:3 - Jonathan Ehret, Jonas Stienen, Chris Brozdowski, Andrea Bönsch, Irene Mittelberg, Michael Vorländer, Torsten W. Kuhlen:
Evaluating the Influence of Phoneme-Dependent Dynamic Speaker Directivity of Embodied Conversational Agents' Speech. 17:1-17:8 - Dan Feng, Stacy Marsella:
An Improvisational Approach to Acquire Social Interactions. 18:1-18:8 - Ylva Ferstl, Michael Neff, Rachel McDonnell:
Understanding the Predictability of Gesture Parameters from Speech and their Perceptual Importance. 19:1-19:8 - Marcel Finkel, Jessica M. Szczuka, Nicole C. Krämer:
Does the Robot Get the Credit?: An Empirical Investigation on the Acquisition of Idiosyncrasy Credit by a Humanoid Robot in the Context of Negative Expectancy Violations. 20:1-20:8 - Siska Fitrianie, Merijn Bruijnes, Deborah Richards, Andrea Bönsch, Willem-Paul Brinkman:
The 19 Unifying Questionnaire Constructs of Artificial Social Agents: An IVA Community Analysis. 21:1-21:8 - Emmanuel Johnson, Jonathan Gratch:
The Impact of Implicit Information Exchange in Human-agent Negotiations. 22:1-22:8 - Manuel Guimarães, Rui Prada, Pedro Alexandre Santos, João Dias, Arnav Jhala, Samuel Mascarenhas:
The Impact of Virtual Reality in the Social Presence of a Virtual Agent. 23:1-23:8 - Nancie Gunson, Weronika Sieinska, Christopher Walsh, Christian Dondrup, Oliver Lemon:
It's Good to Chat?: Evaluation and Design Guidelines for Combining Open-Domain Social Conversation with Task-Based Dialogue in Intelligent Buildings. 24:1-24:8 - Arno Hartholt, Adam Reilly, Edward Fast, Sharon Mozgai:
Introducing Canvas: Combining Nonverbal Behavior Generation with User-Generated Content to Rapidly Create Educational Videos. 25:1-25:3 - Laura B. Hensel, Jiayu Zhan, R. Thora Bjornsdottir, Oliver G. B. Garrod, Philippe G. Schyns, Rachael E. Jack:
Psychologically Valid Social Face Features for Virtual Agents. 26:1-26:3 - Bahar Irfan, Anika Narayanan, James Kennedy:
Dynamic Emotional Language Adaptation in Multiparty Interactions with Agents. 27:1-27:8 - Ryo Ishii, Xutong Ren, Michal Muszynski, Louis-Philippe Morency:
Can Prediction of Turn-management Willingness Improve Turn-changing Modeling? 28:1-28:8 - Ryo Ishii, Chaitanya Ahuja, Yukiko I. Nakano, Louis-Philippe Morency:
Impact of Personality on Nonverbal Behavior Generation. 29:1-29:8 - Patrik Jonell, Taras Kucherenko, Ilaria Torre, Jonas Beskow:
Can we trust online crowdworkers?: Comparing online and offline participants in a preference test of virtual agents. 30:1-30:8 - Patrik Jonell, Taras Kucherenko, Gustav Eje Henter, Jonas Beskow:
Let's Face It: Probabilistic Multi-modal Interlocutor-aware Generation of Facial Gestures in Dyadic Settings. 31:1-31:8 - Masamune Kawasaki, Naomi Yamashita, Yi-Chieh Lee, Kayoko Nohara:
Assessing Users' Mental Status from their Journaling Behavior through Chatbots. 32:1-32:8 - Bart P. Knijnenburg, Nina C. Hubig:
Human-Centric Preference Modeling for Virtual Agents. 33:1-33:3 - Guy Laban, Theo B. Araujo:
The Effect of Personalization Techniques in Users' Perceptions of Conversational Recommender Systems. 34:1-34:3 - Matthew V. Law, Amritansh Kwatra, Nikhil Dhawan, Matthew Einhorn, Amit Rajesh, Guy Hoffman:
Design Intention Inference for Virtual Co-Design Agents. 35:1-35:8 - Guido M. Linders, Max M. Louwerse:
Zipf's Law in Human-Machine Dialog. 36:1-36:8 - Meng Liu, Yaocong Duan, Robin A. A. Ince, Chaona Chen, Oliver G. B. Garrod, Philippe G. Schyns, Rachael E. Jack:
Building a Generative Space of Facial Expressions of Emotions Using Psychological Data-driven Methods. 37:1-37:3 - Joanna Mania, Fieke Miedema, Rose Browne, Joost Broekens, Catharine Oertel:
Towards Understanding the Effect of Voice on Human-Agent Negotiation. 38:1-38:8 - Matthew McConnell, Mary Ellen Foster:
Two Dimensional Sign Language Agent. 39:1-39:3 - Johnathan Mell, Gale M. Lucas, Jonathan Gratch:
Varied Magnitude Favor Exchange in Human-Agent Negotiation. 40:1-40:8 - Procheta Nag, Özge Nilay Yalçin:
Gender Stereotypes in Virtual Agents. 41:1-41:8 - Stefan Olafsson, Teresa K. O'Leary, Timothy W. Bickmore:
Motivating Health Behavior Change with Humorous Virtual Agents. 42:1-42:8 - Teresa K. O'Leary, Elizabeth Stowell, Everlyne Kimani, Dhaval Parmar, Stefan Olafsson, Jessica A. Hoffman, Andrea G. Parker, Michael K. Paasche-Orlow, Timothy W. Bickmore:
Community-Based Cultural Tailoring of Virtual Agents. 43:1-43:8 - Elinga Pagalyte, Maurizio Mancini, Laura Climent:
Go with the Flow: Reinforcement Learning in Turn-based Battle Video Games. 44:1-44:8 - Florian Pecune, Stacy Marsella:
A framework to co-optimize task and social dialogue policies using Reinforcement Learning. 45:1-45:8 - Sofia Petisca, Ana Paiva, Francisco Esteves:
The effect of a robotic agent on dishonest behavior. 46:1-46:6 - Han Duy Phan, Kirsten Ellis, Alan Dorin, Patrick Olivier:
Feedback Strategies for Embodied Agents to Enhance Sign Language Vocabulary Learning. 47:1-47:8 - James Pustejovsky, Nikhil Krishnaswamy:
Embodied Human-Computer Interactions through Situated Grounding. 48:1-48:3 - Samiha Samrose, Kavya Anbarasu, Ajjen Joshi, Taniya Mishra:
Mitigating Boredom Using An Empathetic Conversational Agent. 49:1-49:8 - Sven Seele, Luisa Pätzold, Rainer Herpers:
Gone But Not Forgotten: Evaluating Performance and Scalability of Real-Time Mesoscopic Agents. 50:1-50:3 - Ananth Shreekumar, Biswesh Mohapatra, Shrisha Rao:
Incorporating Autonomous Bargaining Capabilities into E-Commerce Systems. 51:1-51:8 - Clara Strathmann, Jessica M. Szczuka, Nicole C. Krämer:
She talks to me as if she were alive: Assessing the social reactions and perceptions of children toward voice assistants and their appraisal of the appropriateness of these reactions. 52:1-52:8 - Yvain Tisserand, Ruth Aylett, Marcello Mortillaro, David Rudrauf:
Real-time simulation of virtual humans' emotional facial expressions, harnessing autonomic physiological and musculoskeletal control. 53:1-53:8 - Ning Wang, Luz Pacheco, Chirag Merchant, Kristian Skistad, Aayushi Jethwani:
The Design of Charismatic Behaviors for Virtual Humans. 54:1-54:8 - Isaac Wang, Lea Buchweitz, Jesse Smith, Lara-Sophie Bornholdt, Jonas Grund, Jaime Ruiz, Oliver Korn:
Wow, You Are Terrible at This!: An Intercultural Study on Virtual Agents Giving Mixed Feedback. 55:1-55:8 - Özge Nilay Yalçin, Sylvain Moreno, Steve DiPaola:
Social Prescribing Across the Lifespan with Virtual Humans. 56:1-56:3 - Heng Yao, Alexandre Gomes de Siqueira, Adriana Foster, Igor Galynker, Benjamin Lok:
Toward Automated Evaluation of Empathetic Responses in Virtual Human Interaction Systems for Mental Health Scenarios. 57:1-57:8 - Jiayu Zhan, Meng Liu, Oliver G. B. Garrod, Rachael E. Jack, Philippe G. Schyns:
A Generative Model of Cultural Face Attractiveness. 58:1-58:3 - Sahba Zojaji, Christopher E. Peters, Catherine Pelachaud:
Influence of virtual agent politeness behaviors on how users join small conversational groups. 59:1-59:8
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