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- 1Artificial Intelligence
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- 1Interactive Machine Learning
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Spring 2018
Facial expressions and other body language are important for human commu- nication. They complement speech and make the process of communication simple and sustainable. However, the process of communication using existing approaches to human-machine interaction is not intuitive as that of human...
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Fall 2019
Improvisation is a form of live theatre where artists perform real-time, dynamic problem solving to collaboratively generate interesting narratives. The main contribution of this thesis is the development of artificial improvisation: improvised theatre performed by humans alongside intelligent...