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Level of autonomy for virtual human agents

Daniel Thalmann, Marcelo Kallmann
1999
Conference Papers

Abstract

This paper proposes a paradigm for specification of virtual human agents` level of autonomy. The idea we present in this paper aims at optimising the required complexity of agents in order to perform realistic simulations. The paradigm is based on the distribution of the required virtual human agent “intelligence” to other simulation entities like groups of agents, and objects

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