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Integrating vision and audition within a cognitive architecture to track conversations

J. Gregory Trafton, Magda Bugajska, Benjamin R. Fransen, Raj M. Ratwani

Year
2008
Citations
45

Abstract

We describe a computational cognitive architecture for robots which we call ACT-R/E (ACT-R/Embodied). ACT-R/E is based on ACT-R [1, 2] but uses different visual, auditory, and movement modules. We describe a model that uses ACT-R/E to integrate visual and auditory information to perform conversation tracking in a dynamic environment. We also performed an empirical evaluation study which shows that people see our conversational tracking system as extremely natural.

Keywords

Embodied cognitionComputer scienceCognitive architectureArchitectureConversationHuman–computer interactionCognitionTrack (disk drive)RobotTracking (education)

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