Three RoboCup Simulation League Commentator Systems
Andre, Elisabeth, Binsted, Kim, Tanaka-Ishii, Kumiko, Luke, Sean, Herzog, Gerd, Rist, Thomas
Three systems that generate real-time natural language commentary on the RoboCup simulation league are presented, and their similarities, differences, and directions for the future discussed. Although they emphasize different aspects of the commentary problem, all three systems take simulator data as input and generate appropriate, expressive, spoken commentary in real time.
Mar-15-2000
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