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Title: The senior companion : a semantic web dialogue system
Authors: Field, Debora
Catizone, Roberta
Cheng, Weiwei
Dingli, Alexiei
Worgan, Simon
Ye, Lei
Wilks, Yorick
Keywords: Intelligent personal assistants (Computer software)
Ambient intelligence
Human-computer interaction
Self-adaptive software
Issue Date: 2009
Publisher: The ACM Digital Library
Citation: Field, D., Catizone, R., Cheng, W., Dingli, A., Worgan, S., Ye, L., & Wilks, Y. (2009). The senior companion : a semantic web dialogue system. The 8th International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems, Budapest. 1383-1384.
Abstract: The Senior Companion (SC) is a fully implemented Windows application intended for intermittent use by one user only (a senior citizen) over potentially many years. The thinking behind the SC is to make a device that will give its owner comfort, company, entertainment, and some practical functions. The SC will typically be installed at home, either as an application on a personal computer, or on a dedicated device (like a Chumby) or an intelligent coffee table (like Microsoft's Surface). By means of multimodal input and output, and a graphical interface, the SC provides its 'owner' with different functionalities, which currently include: • conversing with the user about his personal photos • learning about the user, user's family, and life history • telling the user jokes • reading the news (via RSS feed from the internet)
Description: This work was funded by Companions[3], European Commission Sixth Framework Programme Information Society Technologies Integrated Project IST-34434.7
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/17110
ISBN: 9781615673346
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