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Four-participant group conversation: A facilitation robot controlling engagement density as the fourth participant

Matsuyama et al., 2015

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Matsuyama Y
Akiba I
Fujie S
Kobayashi T
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Computer Speech & Language

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In this paper, we present a framework for facilitation robots that regulate imbalanced engagement density in a four-participant conversation as the forth participant with proper procedures for obtaining initiatives. Four is the special number in multiparty conversations …
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