An Emotion-based Adaptive Behavioural Model for Simulated Virtual Agents
Simulations utilizing virtual humans, or computer controlled agents, arc more predominant now than ever. Many of these simulations suffer from a lack of effective, stimulating, and natural emotion-based behaviours in the interaction among the non-personal-characters, as well as with the human users. This lack of appropriate behaviour with emotion is caused by the fact that the structures driving the agents behaviour are normally linear, cyclic, and not derived from any believable model. This project aims to develop an easy-to-use, portable, diverging, and adaptive behavioural model based on psychological and sociological research, for simulation designers to utilize easily in their virtual world.
Behavioural model emotion virtual simulation
Ling Li Sean MacDonnell
Department of Computing,Curtin University of Technology,Kent Street,Bentley,Western Australia 6845,A iPrimus,Collins St West Melbourne,Victoria 3000,Australia
国际会议
2008年国际虚拟环境和虚拟智能大会(IVEVA 2008)
南京
英文
151-156
2008-06-01（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）