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Register a new userA multi-party attentive listening robot which stimulates involvement from side participants
روبوت الاستماع اليقظ متعدد الأحزاب الذي يحفز المشاركة من المشاركين الجانبيين
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نوضح القدرات المعتدلة لنظام روبوت الاستماع اليقظ متعدد الأحزاب عندما يتحدث عدة أشخاص في المنعطفات.نظام الاستماع اليقظي التقليدي الخاص بنا يولد ردود المستمع مثل Backchannels، وكرر، وتفصيل الأسئلة، والتقييمات.في هذه الورقة، فإن ردود الروبوت الإضافية التي تحفز مستخدم الاستماع (مشارك جانبي) لتصبح أكثر مشاركة في الحوار.الردود الإضافية تثير التقييمات والأسئلة من المشاركين الجانبي، مما يجعل الحوار أكثر تعاطفا وحيوية.
We demonstrate the moderating abilities of a multi-party attentive listening robot system when multiple people are speaking in turns. Our conventional one-on-one attentive listening system generates listener responses such as backchannels, repeats, elaborating questions, and assessments. In this paper, additional robot responses that stimulate a listening user (side participant) to become more involved in the dialogue are proposed. The additional responses elicit assessments and questions from the side participant, making the dialogue more empathetic and lively.
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