Foster, Mary Ellen - Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, Heriot Watt University

• Roles of a Talking Head in a Cooperative Human-Robot Dialogue System
• Evaluating Description and Reference Strategies in a Cooperative Human-Robot Dialogue System
• What Tunes Accessibility of Referring Expressions in Task-Related Dialogue? Ellen Gurman Bard (ellen@ling.ed.ac.uk)
• Generating Embodied Descriptions Tailored to User Preferences
• Corpus-based Planning of Deictic Gestures Mary Ellen Foster
• Accessibility and Attention in Situated Dialogue: Roles and Regulations
• Combining Goal Inference and Natural-Language Dialogue for Human-Robot Joint Action
• Who Tunes Accessibility of Referring Expressions in Task-Related Dialogue?
• Comparing Rule-based and Data-driven Selection of Facial Displays Mary Ellen Foster
• Dialogue management for cooperative, symmetrical human-robot interaction
• Assessing the Impact of Adaptive Generation in the COMIC Multimodal Dialogue System
• Interleaved Preparation and Output in the COMIC Fission Module
• Technology-Enhanced Learning for Exploring and Improving Social Interaction Skills
• Communication Frameworks for Multimodal Dialogue
• Corpus-Based Generation of Head and Eyebrow Motion for an Embodied Conversational Agent
• Multimodal Generation in the COMIC Dialogue System Mary Ellen Foster and Michael White
• Evaluating models of visual comprehension Mary Ellen Foster (M.E.Foster@ed.ac.uk)
• Using Facial Feedback to Enhance Turn-Taking in a Multimodal Dialogue System
• Cooperatively Following Plans in Human-Robot Dialogue
• Generating Tailored, Comparative Descriptions in Spoken Dialogue Johanna Moore Mary Ellen Foster Oliver Lemon Michael White
• Issues for Corpus-Based Multimodal Generation Mary Ellen Foster
• AUTOMATICALLY GENERATING TEXT TO ACCOMPANY INFORMATION Mary Ellen Foster
• Evaluating the impact of variation in automatically generated embodied object descriptions
• Following Assembly Plans in Cooperative, Task-Based Human-Robot Dialogue
• The Roles of Haptic-Ostensive Referring Expressions in Cooperative, Task-based Human-Robot Dialogue
• Comparing Objective and Subjective Measures of Usability in a Human-Robot Dialogue System
• Supporting Children's Social Communication Skills through Interactive Narratives with Virtual Characters
• The automated generation of Web documents that are tailored to the individual reader
• The JAST Collaborative Human-Robot Dialogue System Mary Ellen Foster, Markus Rickert, Michael Braun
• CMultimodal Generation in the COMIC Dialogue System Mary Ellen Foster Michael White
• Embodied Conversational Agents Mary Ellen Foster
• Evaluating the Output of an Embodied Multimodal Dialogue System
• Enhancing Human-Computer Interaction with Embodied Conversational Agents
• Data-driven Generation of Emphatic Facial Displays Mary Ellen Foster
• User Preferences Can Drive Facial Expressions: Evaluating an Embodied Conversational Agent in a
• Cooperative, Task-Based Human-Robot Dialogue in JAST
• Generating and Evaluating the Behaviour of Embodied
• Producing multimodal output in the COMIC dialogue system
• Associating Facial Displays with Syntactic Constituents for Generation Mary Ellen Foster
• Human-Robot Dialogue for Joint Construction Tasks Mary Ellen Foster Tomas By Markus Rickert Alois Knoll
• Author: Mary Ellen Foster (University of Edinburgh) Date: 27 September 2002 Deliverable 6.1