Human-Agent Experience Sharing

Creating Social Agents for Elderly People with Dementia

Conference Paper (2016)
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Marieke M.M. Peeters (TU Delft - Interactive Intelligence)

Mark A. Neerincx (TNO)

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http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-1618/
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2016
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English
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Abstract

As intelligent technology steadily becomes a part of modern societies, people collaborate with agents more frequently, and so agents need to be socially intelligent, i.e. personalised and context-sensitive. This paper introduces a context-sen-sitive personalisation framework for social agents that fa-
cilitates the establishment of human-agent relationships by sharing past experiences through personal conversation, and sharing new experiences by engaging in joint activities together. We apply the framework in a robot application for the dementia care practice: ReJAM - Robots engaging El-
derly in Joint Activities with Music.