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[1] Dialogue Efficiency Evaluation of Turn-Taking Phenomena in a Multi-layer Incremental Simulated Environment Dialogue Systems / Khouzaimi, Hatim / Laroche, Romain / Lefèvre, Fabrice HCI International 2015: 17th International Conference on HCI: Posters' Extended Abstracts, Part I 2015-08-02 v.4 p.753-758
Keywords: Incremental spoken dialogue systems; User simulator
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Summary: We use a simulated environment for incremental dialogue to show that incremental processing offers new possibilities to make dialogue systems more robust to noise. Traditional dialogue systems wait until the end of the user's utterance before processing it and they cannot be interrupted when taking the floor. On the contrary, incremental dialogue systems process the user's speech signal on the flow, therefore, they are able to react quickly if an error is detected. First we show that mixed initiative strategies have the advantages of both system initiative and user initiative strategies and then we show that there is still room for improvement thanks to incremental processing.

[2] EDITED BOOK Natural Interaction with Robots, Knowbots and Smartphones: Putting Spoken Dialog Systems into Practice / Mariani, Joseph / Rosset, Sophie / Garnier-Rizet, Martine / Devillers, Laurence 2014 p.397 Springer New York
ISBN: 978-1-4614-8279-6 (print), 978-1-4614-8280-2 (online)
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== Spoken Dialog Systems in Everyday Applications ==
Spoken Language Understanding for Natural Interaction: The Siri Experience (3-14)
	+ Bellegarda, Jerome R.
Development of Speech-Based In-Car HMI Concepts for Information Exchange Internet Apps (15-28)
	+ Hofmann, Hansjörg
	+ Silberstein, Anna
	+ Ehrlich, Ute
	+ Berton, André
	+ Müller, Christian
	+ Mahr, Angela
Real Users and Real Dialog Systems: The Hard Challenge for SDS (29-36)
	+ Black, Alan W.
	+ Eskenazi, Maxine
A Multimodal Multi-device Discourse and Dialogue Infrastructure for Collaborative Decision-Making in Medicine (37-47)
	+ Sonntag, Daniel
	+ Schulz, Christian
== Spoken Dialog Prototypes and Products ==
Yochina: Mobile Multimedia and Multimodal Crosslingual Dialogue System (51-57)
	+ Xu, Feiyu
	+ Schmeier, Sven
	+ Ai, Renlong
	+ Uszkoreit, Hans
Walk This Way: Spatial Grounding for City Exploration (59-67)
	+ Boye, Johan
	+ Fredriksson, Morgan
	+ Götze, Jana
	+ Gustafson, Joakim
	+ Königsmann, Jürgen
Multimodal Dialogue System for Interaction in AmI Environment by Means of File-Based Services (69-77)
	+ Ábalos, Nieves
	+ Espejo, Gonzalo
	+ López-Cózar, Ramón
	+ Ballesteros, Francisco J.
	+ Soriano, Enrique
	+ Guardiola, Gorka
Development of a Toolkit Handling Multiple Speech-Oriented Guidance Agents for Mobile Applications (79-85)
	+ Hara, Sunao
	+ Kawanami, Hiromichi
	+ Saruwatari, Hiroshi
	+ Shikano, Kiyohiro
Providing Interactive and User-Adapted E-City Services by Means of Voice Portals (87-98)
	+ Griol, David
	+ García-Jiménez, María
	+ Callejas, Zoraida
	+ López-Cózar, Ramón
== Multi-domain, Crosslingual Spoken Dialog Systems ==
Efficient Language Model Construction for Spoken Dialog Systems by Inducting Language Resources of Different Languages (101-110)
	+ Misu, Teruhisa
	+ Matsuda, Shigeki
	+ Mizukami, Etsuo
	+ Kashioka, Hideki
	+ Li, Haizhou
Towards Online Planning for Dialogue Management with Rich Domain Knowledge (111-123)
	+ Lison, Pierre
A Two-Step Approach for Efficient Domain Selection in Multi-Domain Dialog Systems (125-131)
	+ Lee, Injae
	+ Kim, Seokhwan
	+ Kim, Kyungduk
	+ Lee, Donghyeon
	+ Choi, Junhwi
	+ Ryu, Seonghan
	+ Lee, Gary Geunbae
== Human-Robot Interaction ==
From Informative Cooperative Dialogues to Long-Term Social Relation with a Robot (135-151)
	+ Buendia, Axel
	+ Devillers, Laurence
Integration of Multiple Sound Source Localization Results for Speaker Identification in Multiparty Dialogue System (153-165)
	+ Nakashima, Taichi
	+ Komatani, Kazunori
	+ Sato, Satoshi
Investigating the Social Facilitation Effect in Human--Robot Interaction (167-177)
	+ Wechsung, Ina
	+ Ehrenbrink, Patrick
	+ Schleicher, Robert
	+ Möller, Sebastian
More Than Just Words: Building a Chatty Robot (179-185)
	+ Gilmartin, Emer
	+ Campbell, Nick
Predicting When People Will Speak to a Humanoid Robot (187-198)
	+ Sugiyama, Takaaki
	+ Komatani, Kazunori
	+ Sato, Satoshi
Designing an Emotion Detection System for a Socially Intelligent Human-Robot Interaction (199-211)
	+ Chastagnol, Clément
	+ Clavel, Céline
	+ Courgeon, Matthieu
	+ Devillers, Laurence
Multimodal Open-Domain Conversations with the Nao Robot (213-224)
	+ Jokinen, Kristiina
	+ Wilcock, Graham
Component Pluggable Dialogue Framework and Its Application to Social Robots (225-237)
	+ Jiang, Ridong
	+ Tan, Yeow Kee
	+ Limbu, Dilip Kumar
	+ Dung, Tran Anh
	+ Li, Haizhou
== Spoken Dialog Systems Components ==
Visual Contribution to Word Prominence Detection in a Playful Interaction Setting (241-247)
	+ Heckmann, Martin
Label Noise Robustness and Learning Speed in a Self-Learning Vocal User Interface (249-259)
	+ Ons, Bart
	+ Gemmeke, Jort F.
	+ Van hamme, Hugo
Topic Classification of Spoken Inquiries Using Transductive Support Vector Machine (261-267)
	+ Torres, Rafael
	+ Kawanami, Hiromichi
	+ Matsui, Tomoko
	+ Saruwatari, Hiroshi
	+ Shikano, Kiyohiro
Frame-Level Selective Decoding Using Native and Non-native Acoustic Models for Robust Speech Recognition to Native and Non-native Speech (269-274)
	+ Oh, Yoo Rhee
	+ Chung, Hoon
	+ Kang, Jeom-ja
	+ Lee, Yun Keun
Analysis of Speech Under Stress and Cognitive Load in USAR Operations (275-281)
	+ Charfuelan, Marcela
	+ Kruijff, Geert-Jan
== Dialog Management ==
Does Personality Matter? Expressive Generation for Dialogue Interaction (285-301)
	+ Walker, Marilyn A.
	+ Sawyer, Jennifer
	+ Lin, Grace
	+ Wing, Sam
Application and Evaluation of a Conditioned Hidden Markov Model for Estimating Interaction Quality of Spoken Dialogue Systems (303-312)
	+ Ultes, Stefan
	+ ElChab, Robert
	+ Minker, Wolfgang
FLoReS: A Forward Looking, Reward Seeking, Dialogue Manager (313-325)
	+ Morbini, Fabrizio
	+ DeVault, David
	+ Sagae, Kenji
	+ Gerten, Jillian
	+ Nazarian, Angela
	+ Traum, David
A Clustering Approach to Assess Real User Profiles in Spoken Dialogue Systems (327-334)
	+ Callejas, Zoraida
	+ Griol, David
	+ Engelbrecht, Klaus-Peter
	+ López-Cózar, Ramón
What Are They Achieving Through the Conversation? Modeling Guide--Tourist Dialogues by Extended Grounding Networks (335-341)
	+ Mizukami, Etsuo
	+ Kashioka, Hideki
Co-adaptation in Spoken Dialogue Systems (343-353)
	+ Chandramohan, Senthilkumar
	+ Geist, Matthieu
	+ Lefèvre, Fabrice
	+ Pietquin, Olivier
Developing Non-goal Dialog System Based on Examples of Drama Television (355-361)
	+ Nio, Lasguido
	+ Sakti, Sakriani
	+ Neubig, Graham
	+ Toda, Tomoki
	+ Adriani, Mirna
	+ Nakamura, Satoshi
A User Model for Dialog System Evaluation Based on Activation of Subgoals (363-374)
	+ Engelbrecht, Klaus-Peter
Real-Time Feedback System for Monitoring and Facilitating Discussions (375-387)
	+ Sarda, Sanat
	+ Constable, Martin
	+ Dauwels, Justin
	+ Shoko Dauwels (Okutsu), 	+ 
	+ Elgendi, Mohamed
	+ Mengyu, Zhou
	+ Rasheed, Umer
	+ Tahir, Yasir
	+ Thalmann, Daniel
	+ Magnenat-Thalmann, Nadia
Evaluation of Invalid Input Discrimination Using Bag-of-Words for Speech-Oriented Guidance System (389-397)
	+ Majima, Haruka
	+ Torres, Rafael
	+ Kawanami, Hiromichi
	+ Hara, Sunao
	+ Matsui, Tomoko
	+ Saruwatari, Hiroshi
	+ Shikano, Kiyohiro

[3] Repetitive Trauma Disorders (R.T.D.): Social Representations and Ergonomics 5: MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS: Musculoskeletal Disorders Posters / Bernardino, M. / Lefevre, F. Proceedings of the Joint IEA 14th Triennial Congress and Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 44th Annual Meeting 2000-07-30 v.44 n.5 p.604
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Summary: The Repetitive Trauma Disorders (RTD) study has been an important support for many areas interested in a healthy work environment. The RTD study importance is justified by either its increasingly occurrence rate and the high difficulty degree on controlling and solving the problem. The present research goal was to identify and describe the social actors representation about RTD, based on the analysis of ill people reports. In order to accomplish that purpose, a qualitative methodology was adopted because this approach proved to be very adequate to assess the more subjective perceptions. As result, it was built a real report on the whole history related to the RTD experienced by people in an advanced illness level. It is also subject of this work a discussion on how the knowledge about the social actor viewpoint can help a better approach on the illness care.