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Trappl R., Petta P. — Creating Personalities for Synthetic Actors
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Название: Creating Personalities for Synthetic ActorsАвторы: Trappl R., Petta P. Аннотация: Progress in computer animation has gained such a speed that, before long, computer-generated human faces and figures on screen will be indistinguishable from those of real humans. The potential both for scripted films and real-time interaction with users is enormous. However, in order to cope with this potential, these faces and figures must be guided by autonomous personality agents. This carefully arranged volume presents the state of the art in research and development in making synthetic actors more autonomous. The papers describe the different approaches and solutions developed by computer animation specialists, computer scientists, experts in AI, psychologists and philosophers, from leading laboratories world-wide. Finally, a bibliography comprising more than 200 entries enable further study.
Язык: Рубрика: Computer science /Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц ed2k: ed2k stats Издание: 1Год издания: 1997Количество страниц: 251Добавлена в каталог: 02.12.2010Операции: Положить на полку |
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Narrative, grotesque 83 Narrative, hypertext 85 Narrative, nonlinear 83—84 Narrative, spatialized 84 Natural language 113—119 Natural language, understanding 116 111 Navigation 32—35 61—62 see Navigation, global 32 33 Navigation, local 32 34—35 Navigation, perception-based 30—31 Newell A. 176 Newton I. 10 16 177 Niche 168—169 Niche, space 171—178 Noser H. 33 O'Connor F. 95 Obstacle avoidance 10 28 30 32 35 47 Occam W.of 138 Octree see “Representation” Olivier, Sir L. Ill Ortony A. 6 211 Osherson D.N. 2 Parallel transition networks 47 Parallelism 60 142 182 195 see Parent R.E. 9 26 Paterson C. 194 Path planning see “Navigation” Perceiver 139 Perception 26—27 30—31 35—39 48 115 139 183 see “Action” “Complexity” “Grasping” “Navigation” Perception, visual 38—39 188—198 Performer 34 35 Perlin K. 73 92 110 212 personality 43—57 62 63—65 92 115 120—105 121 131 189 206 Personality, and emotion 135—136 136 Personality, parameters 157—158 Personality, theory 121—136 see Personality, theory, Behavioural-cognitive 125—128 Personality, theory, Freud see “Freud” Personality, theory, Maslow see “Maslow” Personality, theory, Mischel see “Mischel” Personality, theory, Rotter see “Rotter” Personality, theory, Skinner see “Skinner” Personality, traits 52 54 101 104 111 123—125 158—160 210 Personality, traits, Big Five 123—124 Personality, traits, Big Two 124 Personality, traits, criticisms 124—125 Personality, vs. behaviour 211 Personality, vs. character 93 110—111 Perturbance 192 Pervin L.A. 130 Pesce M. 91 Petipa 93 Phaf R.H. 120 Phares E.J. 132 Piezos S. 73 PLANNER 140 Planning 43—57 140 see “Control” “Path plot 88 93 98—100 Poisson coefficient 18 Poli R. 175 181 194 Pollock J.L. 214 Posture 79 101 189 Predictability 199—200 Predictor 139 150 Prem E. 215 Principle see also “Design” Principle, charge 146—147 Principle, control see “Control principle” Principle, design 138 Principle, interface 19 Principle, narrative 84 Principle, performance 108 Principle, status See-Saw 104 106 see Prisoner's Dilemma 147—148 Psychology, folk 2 111 121 213 Pynchon 83 Reactivity see “Behaviour” Read T. 194 Reagan R. 123 124 Real-time 28 35 44 58 71 73 74 113 117 140 198—199 Realism 19 46 204—205 Reasoning, locomotion 48 52 Reasoning, spatial 33 51 Recognition 28 33 38 117 Regulation, emotional 137 Reinforcement value 126 Releasing mechanism 80 Rendering 28 87 Representation see also “Belief” “Memory” Representation, knowledge 149 184 Representation, multimedia 86—87 Representation, octree 33—34 Representation, shallow 211 responsiveness 115 Reynolds C. 26 27 28 Rezzonico S. 40 Ridsdale G. 26 Robbins H. 93 Roth-Tabak Y. 33 Rotter J. 125—128 160—162 162 Rousseau D. 92 Ruschioni R. 73 Ryan P. 92 Ryle G. 191 Santos E. 73 Schank R. 4 Scheduling 52 186 198—199 Scripting, behavioural 58—61 86 110 Sense-control-action 44—48 Shakespeare W. 92 104 110 111 Simon H.A. 166 Sims K. 26 Simulation, behavioural 40 52 Simulation, data flow 17 Simulation, haptic 29 Simulation, mechanical 16 Simulation, methodology 205—206 Singer E. 73 Situation, psychological 126 Skinner B.F. 122 Sloman A. 2 6 7 130 195—207 213 Smuin 93 Sophokles 94 Sousa R.de 213 Statistics 123 Statistics, tunable 62 STATUS see also “Complexity” “Directing” “Principle” Status, graded transitions 108 Status, in demeanor 101 Status, in relationship 102 Status, in the space 102 Status, See-Saw transactions 108 Stewart I. 168 Story 49 71 81 84 94 see Story, generation 85 89 Style, cognitive 45—46 128 Style, physical 45 Synthetic vision see “Virtual vision” Tennyson, Lord A. 111 Teresa, Mother 123 Terzopoulos D. 9 10 26 28 Thalmann D. 3 36 Thatcher M. 123 Timing, emotional 151 TrapplR. 120 194 triggering 31 60 62 71 80 116 see Tu X. 26 28 Twain M. 106 Tyson M. 123 Understanding see also “Synthetic vision” Understanding, concept 116 Unsworth J. 91 Urgency 54 151 182 187 Victoria, Queen 98 virtual see also “Recognition” Virtual, audition 28—29 Virtual, multi-sensor hand 36 37 Virtual, reality markup language 87 Virtual, sensing 25—42 25 48 77 162 Virtual, studio 89 Virtual, tactile 29—30 Virtual, theatre 90 210 Virtual, vision 27—28 34 38—39 Walk see “Motion” Ware C. 26 Watson J.B. 122 Webber B.L. 3 Weil J. 9 Wertmiiller L. 106 Wey D. 73 WilhelmsJ. 26 48 Williams T. 96 Wodehouse P.G. 104 Woods N. 93 Wright I. 184 Young modulus 18 Zeffirelli F. 93 Zuffo M. 73
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