Tigrito: a multi-mode interactive improvisational agent

Authors:
Heidy Maldonado;Antoine Picard;Patrick Doyle;Barbara Hayes-Roth
Affiliations:
Knowledge Systems Laboratory, Stanford University, Gates Information Sciences Building, Stanford, CA;Knowledge Systems Laboratory, Stanford University, Gates Information Sciences Building, Stanford, CA;Knowledge Systems Laboratory, Stanford University, Gates Information Sciences Building, Stanford, CA;Knowledge Systems Laboratory, Stanford University, Gates Information Sciences Building, Stanford, CA
Venue:
IUI '98 Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Intelligent user interfaces
Year:
1998

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