Designing effective multimodal behaviors for robots: a data-driven perspective
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- Julien Epps,
- Fang Chen,
- Sharon Oviatt,
- Kenji Mase,
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- Andrew Sears,
- Kristiina Jokinen,
- Björn Schuller
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