Spatial Reference in Linguistic Human-Robot Interaction: Iterative, Empirically Supported Development of a Model of Projective Relations
作者： Reinhard Moratz , Thora Tenbrink
DOI: 10.1207/S15427633SCC0601_3
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摘要: The aim of our research is to enable spontaneous and efficient spatial reference objects in human-robot interaction situations. This paper presents the iterative, empirically based design a robotic system that uses computational model for identifying on basis range systems. efficiency evaluated by two successive empirical studies involving uninformed users. linguistic analysis points striking variability speakers' strategies preferences, it motivates number modifications model.
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