Toward a new generation of virtual humans for interactive experiences

Jeff W. Rickel · Stacy Marsella · Jonathan S. Gratch · David R. Traum · William Swartout

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Virtual humans - autonomous agents that support face-to-face interaction in a variety of roles - can enrich interactive virtual worlds. Toward that end, the Mission Rehearsal Exercise project involves an ambitious integration of core technologies centered on a common representation of task knowledge.

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