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2005 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
When Emotion Does Not Mean Loss of Control
verfasst von : Ricardo Imbert, Angélica de Antonio
Erschienen in: Intelligent Virtual Agents
Verlag: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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The traditional consideration that intelligent behaviors can only be produced from pure reasoning fails when trying to explain most of human behaviors, in which the emotional component has a decisive weight. However, although many different efforts have been made to consider emotions in the rational process, emotion is still perceived by many research areas as a non-desirable quality for a computational system. This is not the case of the field of believable agents, where emotions are well respected, although they are sometimes associated to a certain loss of control.
This paper presents the mechanisms proposed by a generic cognitive architecture for agents with emotionally influenced behaviors, called
cognitiva
, to maintain behaviors control without giving up the richness provided by emotions. This architecture, together with a progressive specification process for its application, have been used successfully to model 3D intelligent virtual agents.