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23 July 1999 User modeling for distributed virtual environment intelligent agents
Sheila B. Banks, Martin R. Stytz
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Abstract
This paper emphasizes the requirement for user modeling by presenting the necessary information to motivate the need for and use of user modeling for intelligent agent development. The paper will present information on our current intelligent agent development program, the Symbiotic Information Reasoning and Decision Support (SIRDS) project. We then discuss the areas of intelligent agents and user modeling, which form the foundation of the SIRDS project. Included in the discussion of user modeling are its major components, which are cognitive modeling and behavioral modeling. We next motivate the need for and user of a methodology to develop user models to encompass work within cognitive task analysis. We close the paper by drawing conclusions from our current intelligent agent research project and discuss avenues of future research in the utilization of user modeling for the development of intelligent agents for virtual environments.
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Sheila B. Banks and Martin R. Stytz "User modeling for distributed virtual environment intelligent agents", Proc. SPIE 3694, Modeling, Simulation, and Visualization for Real and Virtual Environments, (23 July 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.354470
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KEYWORDS
Cognitive modeling

Systems modeling

Virtual reality

Human-machine interfaces

Human-computer interaction

Performance modeling

Analytical research

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