A Social-Psychological Model for Synthetic Actors

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A Social-Psychological Model for Synthetic Actors

Bibtype  techreport

Has publishing details  September,1997

Has title  A Social-Psychological Model for Synthetic Actors

Has where published  KSL-97-07

Has year  1997

Title  A Social-Psychological Model for Synthetic Actors

Year  1997

Abstract  In the Virtual Theater project, we provide In the Virtual Theater project, we provide synthetic actors that portray fictive characters by improvising their behavior in a multimedia environment. Actors are either autonomous or avatars directed by users. Their improvisation is based on the directions they receive and the context. Directions can take different forms: high-level scenarios, user commands, and personality changes in the character portrayed. In this paper, we look at this last form of direction. We propose a social-psychological model, in which we can define personality traits that depend on the values of moods and attitudes. We show how such a model can be exploited by synthetic actors to produce performances that are theatrically interesting, believable, and diverse. An application, the CybercafÈ, is used to test those features. CybercafÈ, is used to test those features.

Author  Daniel Rousseau and Barbara Hayes-Roth +

Has author  Daniel Rousseau and Barbara Hayes-Roth +

Has identifier  A Social-Psychological Model for Synthetic Actors +

Institution  Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory +

Ksl tr id  A Social-Psychological Model for Synthetic Actors +

Month  September +

Number  A Social-Psychological Model for Synthetic Actors +

Process note  NO +

Categories  KSL Technical Report +, Publication +, Technical Report +

 

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