Presentation 2006/12/6
The method of word interpretation for intermediate object designation
Yoko YAMAKAT, Koh KAKUSHO, Michihiko MINOH,
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Abstract(in English) Usually an intermediate object that appears in a short time during a human creative activity does not have a fixed and a specific name. In this paper, we study how people designate such an intermediate object with their own wording. By conducting a survey with 20 housewife subjects, we find that people refer an intermediate object as the name(s) of its structure material(s) in spite of its visual change. And when the name(s) refer more than two candidates, they tend to add a name of manufacture that was performed toward the target object at the last, or add a name of a meal that the target is going to be.
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Keyword(in English) object designation / spoken dialogue / human-robot communication / cooking
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Title (in English) The method of word interpretation for intermediate object designation
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Keyword(1) object designation
Keyword(2) spoken dialogue
Keyword(3) human-robot communication
Keyword(4) cooking
1st Author's Name Yoko YAMAKAT
1st Author's Affiliation NICT()
2nd Author's Name Koh KAKUSHO
2nd Author's Affiliation ACCMS, Kyoto University
3rd Author's Name Michihiko MINOH
3rd Author's Affiliation ACCMS, Kyoto University
Date 2006/12/6
Paper # HCS2006-58
Volume (vol) vol.106
Number (no) 412
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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