Advances in Natural Multimodal Dialogue Systems

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Hybrid framework for improving collaborative capabilities in virtual organizations

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2010 IEEE International Conference on Automation, Quality and Testing, Robotics (AQTR)

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The article proposes new concepts and methods the authors used for designing a hybrid infrastructure that allows the economic agents in different business domains to create and maintain virtual business communities. The presented approach highlights several advantages of the hybrid telecommunication system designed for improving the collaborative capabilities in EService area by using the interactive capabilities within the functional blocks of a virtual organization. Advanced concepts such as speech-based user interaction, 2D shared graphics, E-Gap, EBridge, are implemented in order to assure collaborative work capabilities for a wide range of users. The end-users collaborate within a secured and stable virtual environment using workstations, tablet PCs, notebooks, PDA or Pocket PC devices.

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Hybrid framework for improving collaborative capabilities in virtual organizations

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2010 IEEE International Conference on Automation, Quality and Testing, Robotics (AQTR)

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Communicative Success in Spatial Dialogue: The Impact of Functional Features and Dialogue Strategies

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2 AcknowledgmentsWe thank the participating schools in Delmenhorst and Bremen for their collaboration, and our >10 student assistants for their invaluable help. This research was partially supported by a HWK fellowship (Hanse Institute for Advanced Studies, Delmenhorst, Germany) awarded to Kenny Coventry, and by DFG funding for SFB/TR8 Spatial AbstractThis paper addresses the impact of dialogue strategies and functional features of spatial arrangements on communicative success. To examine the sharing of cognition between two minds in order to achieve a joint goal, we collected a corpus of 24 extended German-language dialogues in a referential communication task that involved furnishing a dolls' house. Results show how successful communication, as evidenced by correct placement of furniture items, is affected by a) functionality of the furniture arrangement, b) previous task experience, and c) dialogue features such as description length and orientation information. To enhance research in this area, our 'Dolldialogue' corpus is now available as a free resource on www.dolldialogue.space.3

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