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Improving a Virtual Human Using a Model of Degrees of Grounding

by: Antonio Roque, David Traum
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We describe the Degrees of Grounding model, which tracks the extent to which material has reached mutual belief in a dialogue, and conduct experiments in which the model is used to manage grounding behavior in spoken dialogues with a virtual human. We show that the model produces improvements in virtual human performance as measured by post-session questionnaires. 1


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