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A distributed architecture for real-time dialogue and on-task learning of efficient co-operative turn-taking

Jonsdottir et al., 2013

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4356920817426725937
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Jonsdottir G
Thórisson K
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Coverbal synchrony in human-machine interaction

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Building automatic dialogue systems that match human flexibility and reactivity has proven difficult. Many factors impede the progress of such systems, useful as they may be, from the low-level of real-time audio signal analysis and noise filtering to medium-level turn-taking …
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