FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4214952429> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4214952429 endingPage "23" @default.
• W4214952429 startingPage "1" @default.
• W4214952429 abstract "Collaborative Virtual Environments (CVE) have shown potential to be an effective social skill training platform for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) to learn and practice collaborative and communication skills through peer interactions. However, most existing CVE systems require that appropriately matched partners be available at the same time to promote interaction, which limits their applicability to some community settings due to scheduling constraints. A second shortcoming of these more naturalistic peer-based designs is the intensive resources required to manually code the unrestricted conversations that occurred during the peer-based interactions. To preserve the benefits of CVE-based platforms and mitigate some of the resource limitations related to peer availability, we developed an Intelligent Collaborative Haptic-Gripper System (INC-Hg). This system provides an intelligent agent partner who can understand, communicate, and haptically interact with the user, without requiring the presence of another human peer. The INC-Hg operates in real time and thus is able to perform collaborative training tasks at any time and at the user's pace. INC-Hg can also record the real-time data regarding spoken language and task performance, thereby greatly reducing the resource burden of communication and interaction performance analysis. A preliminary usability study with 10 participants with ASD (ages 8–12 years) indicated that the system could classify the participant's utterances into five classes with an accuracy of 70.34%, which suggested the potential of INC-Hg to automatically recognize and analyze conversational content. The results also indicated high accuracies of the agent to initiate a conversation (97.56%) and respond to the participants (86.52%), suggesting the capability of the agent to conduct proper conversations with the participants. Compared to the results of human-to-human collaborative tasks, the human-to-agent mode achieved higher average collaborative operation ratio (61% compared to 40%) and comparable average frequencies for Initiations and Responses among the participants with ASD. These results offer preliminary support as well as areas of improvement regarding the agent's ability to respond to participants, work with participants to complete tasks, engage in back-and-forth conversations, and support the potential of the agent to be a useful partner for individuals with ASD completing CVE tasks." @default.
• W4214952429 created "2022-03-05" @default.
• W4214952429 creator A5002625566 @default.
• W4214952429 creator A5005610402 @default.
• W4214952429 creator A5012357013 @default.
• W4214952429 creator A5022821854 @default.
• W4214952429 creator A5050040186 @default.
• W4214952429 creator A5070610223 @default.
• W4214952429 creator A5076622286 @default.
• W4214952429 date "2022-03-04" @default.
• W4214952429 modified "2023-09-24" @default.
• W4214952429 title "INC-Hg: An Intelligent Collaborative Haptic-Gripper Virtual Reality System" @default.
• W4214952429 cites W1483815053 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W1543678897 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W1864503661 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W1949073527 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W1967319761 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W1971040701 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W1981710139 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W1987326707 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W1989798578 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W1997932767 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2011341464 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2014072509 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2016114400 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2021514339 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2030722826 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2039859438 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2046201394 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2050678550 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2066812671 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2079755486 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2084141048 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2084980175 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2088640506 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2094430429 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2094821430 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2096787288 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2101593645 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2105705345 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2113585314 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2114408478 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2116151329 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2118072662 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2128970689 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2134639202 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2136209728 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2138696844 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2145914632 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2148722082 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2154157717 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2155904360 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2163027578 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2168230540 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2171144711 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2208546705 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2614349964 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2617526904 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2743233975 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2768032362 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2781959980 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2789244785 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2901492641 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2901850177 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2908631447 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W2994761045 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W3178534175 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W3190058110 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W8830101 @default.
• W4214952429 cites W963056504 @default.
• W4214952429 doi "https://doi.org/10.1145/3487606" @default.
• W4214952429 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
• W4214952429 type Work @default.
• W4214952429 citedByCount "2" @default.
• W4214952429 countsByYear W42149524292022 @default.
• W4214952429 countsByYear W42149524292023 @default.
• W4214952429 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4214952429 hasAuthorship W4214952429A5002625566 @default.
• W4214952429 hasAuthorship W4214952429A5005610402 @default.
• W4214952429 hasAuthorship W4214952429A5012357013 @default.
• W4214952429 hasAuthorship W4214952429A5022821854 @default.
• W4214952429 hasAuthorship W4214952429A5050040186 @default.
• W4214952429 hasAuthorship W4214952429A5070610223 @default.
• W4214952429 hasAuthorship W4214952429A5076622286 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C107457646 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C13280743 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C152086174 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C154945302 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C162324750 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C170130773 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C187736073 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C205649164 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C206345919 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C206729178 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C21547014 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C2777200299 @default.
• W4214952429 hasConcept C2777526511 @default.

• next