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Embodied conversational agents: representation and intelligence in user interfaces

Cassell, 2001

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9904378936547666086
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Cassell J
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AI magazine

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How do we decide how to represent an intelligent system in its interface, and how do we decide how the interface represents information about the world and about its own workings to a user? This article addresses these questions by examining the interaction between …
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