On Communication Assistance Via Bots —Towards IMDJ
Akinori Abe, Moeko Hayashi · Procedia Computer Science · 2016
Communication robots (bots) have been popular in our lives. Actually robots have several shapes and possibilities. In several applications such as SNS, bots with simple pattern matching are installed and they do not provide natural conversation. However users sometimes can enjoy the conversation. There might be a certain shikake in the applications or users can enjoy the vertual conversation as it is. In this paper we investigate what types of bot are preferable in the Human-Computer interaction. We prepare several types of bot to determine the preferable features of bots. From the experiments, we could determine types of words for an enjoyable or comfortable conversation (interaction). Thus we can install such a conversation shikake in the bot applications. In addition, we will give a certain suggestion for the preparation of a certain mechanism for the conversation activation in the Innovators Marketplace on Data Jacket (IMDJ).