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تطبيق تفاعل الزمن المتمركز في الوقت المحدد من قبل المستخدم
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تسمح تطبيقات التفاعل في إزاحة الوقت (TOIA) بمحاكاة المحادثات مع الأشخاص الذين سجلوا كلمات الفيديو ذات الصلة مسبقا، والتي يتم لعبها استجابة لمستخدمها التفاعل.لدى Toias إمكانات كبيرة للحفاظ على التواريخ عبر الأجيال والثقافية، والتدريس عبر الإنترنت، والمقابلات المحاكاة، وما إلى ذلك. توجد Toias الحالية في السياقات المتخصصة التي تنطوي على تكاليف إنتاج عالية.تقدم الديمقراطية TOIA تحديات مختلفة عند إنشاء التسجيلات السابقة المناسبة، وتصميم قصص مستخدم مختلفة، وإنشاء واجهات بسيطة عبر الإنترنت للتجريب.نقوم بفتح المصدر TOIA 2.0، وهو تطبيق تفاعل متوفع للوقت الذي تركز على المستخدم، وجعله متاحا لكل من يريد التفاعل مع التسجيلات السابقة للأشخاص، أو إنشاء تسجيلات مسبقة الدفع.
Time-offset interaction applications (TOIA) allow simulating conversations with people who have previously recorded relevant video utterances, which are played in response to their interacting user. TOIAs have great potential for preserving cross-generational and cross-cultural histories, online teaching, simulated interviews, etc. Current TOIAs exist in niche contexts involving high production costs. Democratizing TOIA presents different challenges when creating appropriate pre-recordings, designing different user stories, and creating simple online interfaces for experimentation. We open-source TOIA 2.0, a user-centered time-offset interaction application, and make it available for everyone who wants to interact with people's pre-recordings, or create their pre-recordings.
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