Andreas Kipp
Franz Kummert
ABSTRACT
This paper presents results of a first study for a human-robot-interaction in which the robot Flobi autonomously plays the game 'pairs' against a human player. Integrated is a dialog system which can use different dynamic sentence structures for altering the verbal output during the interaction. The system is compared with a dialog system using static sentences with high information detail and a system using static short sentences. The results suggest that using a dynamic system results in a more satisfying gameplay.
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Cross Ref
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Index Terms
- Dynamic dialog system for human robot collaboration: playing a game of pairs
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