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Conversational mark-up in embodied agents

A technology of marking and discourse, applied in the input/output process of data processing, image data processing, electrical digital data processing, etc., can solve problems such as conflicting internal states, non-existence, etc.

Pending Publication Date: 2022-02-01
SOUL MACHINES LTD
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However, BML-controlled embodied conversational agents in the prior art are not autonomous agents and do not have internal states that can conflict with markup-expressive behavior

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[0006] The marker system includes a rule processor and a set of rules for applying markers to enhance communication of communicative intent by embodied agents. Markers applied to communicative utterances apply behavioral modifiers and / or elegant trade-offs to communicative utterances.

[0007] figure 1 A system for controlling the expression of communicative utterances by embodied agents is shown. A representation of the communicative intent, which may be a representation of the communicative utterance 18 , is received by the rules processor 12 . The rule processor 12 applies behavioral modifiers and / or subtexts to generate tokens of communicative utterances corresponding to communicative intent. The communicative utterance is received by the embodied agent 6 which can use the TTS system to transmit the communicative utterance, applying any behavioral modifiers. A communicative utterance is broadly defined as a unit (or combination thereof) comprising communicative means, s...

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A Markup System includes a Rule Processor, and a set of Rules for applying Markup to augment the communication of a Communicative Intent by an Embodied Agent. Markup applied to a Communicative Utterance applies Behavior Modifiers and / or Elegant Variations to the Communicative Utterances.

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technical field [0001] Embodiments of the invention relate to real-time animation of embodied agents, such as virtual characters, digital entities, and / or robots. More particularly, but not exclusively, embodiments of the invention relate to automatically applying markup and / or transliteration to representations of utterances to dynamically animate embodied agents. Background technique [0002] Behavior Markup Language or BML is an XML-based description language used to control the verbal and non-verbal behavior of "embodied conversational agents". US9205557B2 discloses a method for generating contextual behavior of a mobile robot. Provides a module for automatically inserting command labels before keywords. Automatic on-the-fly enhancement and / or modification of communicative utterances by embodied autonomous agents remains an unsolved problem. Furthermore, animating embodied agents in a practical and non-repetitive manner remains an open problem. US9812151B1 discloses ...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F40/166G06F40/253
CPCG06F40/166G06F40/253G06T13/40G10L13/04G06F2203/011G06F3/167G06V40/16G06F40/30
Inventor M·萨加尔A·克诺特R·洛夫R·J·门罗
Owner SOUL MACHINES LTD
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