Developing Adaptive Agents Situated in Intelligent Virtual Environments

Rincon, J. A.; García, Emilia; Julián, Vicente; Carrascosa, Carlos

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-07617-1_9

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“…As a way to tackle these open issues, and based on the MAM5 meta-model [2], the JaCalIV E framework was developed [30]. This framework provides a method to develop this kind of applications along with a supporting platform to execute them.…”

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“…This immersion is achieved through detailed graphics, realistic physics, AI techniques and a set of devices that obtain information from the real world. As an example, the JaCalIV E framework [30] enables the design, programming and deployment of systems of this kind.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In order to achieve this, we use different algorithms for capturing the environment, for detecting faces and music, for converting inputs into emotional values and for analyzing the decision making of the entities. The application has been developed using the JaCalIV E framework [30], which is a framework for the design and simulation of intelligent virtual environments. This framework differs from other works in the sense that it integrates the concepts of agents, humans, artifacts and a physical simulation.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Developing an emotional-based application for human-agent societies

2016

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The purpose of this paper is to present an emotional-based application for human-agent societies. This kind of applications are those where virtual agents and humans coexist and interact transparently into a fully integrated environment. Specifically, the paper presents an application where humans are immersed into a system that extracts and analyzes the emotional states of a human group trying to maximize the welfare of those humans by playing the most appropriate music in every moment. This system can be used not only online, calculating the emotional reaction of people in a bar to a new song, but also in simulation, to predict the people's reaction to changes in music or in the bar layout.

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2016

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“…In the simulation domain, the addition of an interface between mind and agent environment has been done in a number of works, although never using the same naming [14,7,2,25,1,23,28]. These works deal with situated interactions, where the modeling of imperfect coupling between the decision process and its effects on the environment (and the other agents) is necessary.…”

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“…In a specific kind of environments, Intelligent Virtual Environments, the meta-model MAM5 [1,23] has been developed. It allows to model the Virtual Environment by means of artifacts, including the distinction between mind (agent) and body.…”

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Agent Bodies: An Interface Between Agent and Environment

Carrascosa

Galland

Kanmeugne

2015

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Interfacing the agents with their environment is a classical problem when designing multiagent systems. However, the models pertaining to this interface generally choose to either embed it in the agents, or in the environment. In this position paper, we propose to highlight the role of agent bodies as primary components of the multiagent system design. We propose a tentative definition of an agent body, and discuss its responsibilities in terms of MAS components. The agent body takes from both agent and environment: low-level agent mechanisms such as perception and influences are treated locally in the agent bodies. These mechanism participate in the cognitive process, but are not driven by symbol manipulation. Furthermore, it allows to define several bodies for one mind, either to simulate different capabilities, or to interact in the different environments -physical, social-the agent is immersed in. We also draw the main challenges to apply this concept effectively.

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