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January 2008 Public Bugs None Patches None 3.1.4 Multimodal Fusion Provider INRIA Introduction The Multimodal Fusion Module (MFM) deals with related information from the user, occurring in short periods of time and that can be mutually completed. The role of the MFM is to merge and cross-complete information from several input modules. The MFM then outputs the merged information with as primary target the Multimodal Dialog Manager. • Inputs: several MMIL-encoded message. MMIL format is used for each of the input modalities, a conversion module may be required for each modality that is not handled by a MMIL-compliant module. • Output: a unique MMIL message containing all the merged messages, completed with complementary information when possible. • Parameters: An ontology, Descriptions of the currently accessible task entities and events/commands A modality-dependant tuning about time windows is possible, which can be turned, if necessary, into a context-dependant tuning, while it is not the case currently. Currently handled modalities: Natural Language, 2D Gestures (object selections), 3D Gestures (commands) • Semantic chunks (from natural language analysis) with a primary type (e.g. from the noun for participants or verbs for events: the TV, stop) and/or a set of atomic characteristics (e.g. from adjectives or verbs). Complex characteristics related to events or related to states with one relations such as “the pen I left on the chair yesterday” or “the pen near the box” are not handled in the current state of development. • Weighted sets of conceptually-marked objects (from 2D gesture modules) • Commands related to the task (from 3D gesture modules, menu-oriented UI) • Following examples are all eventually merged into a simple command Pause(HiFi): • User gesture describing a pause THEN user gesture pointing toward the HiFi. • User utterance “The first-floor stereo” WHILE user gesture describing a pause. • User utterance “Stop the music”. Amigo IST-2004-004182 73/114
January 2008 Public Development status Stable. The MMF is implemented as an Amigo service. Intended audience Project partners Developers Guillaume Pitel License LGPL Language Java 1.5 Environment (set-up) info needed if you want to run this sw (service) Any OS with JRE1.5 Platform JVM, OSGi-Based Programming & Deployment Framework from WP3 Tools Oscar Files Available for download at [amigo_gforge]/ius/user_interface/multimodal_fusion/ Documents Design can be found in D4.1 and D4.2, Designers guide is this document. Tasks Bugs Patches Amigo IST-2004-004182 74/114
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