Titlebook: Companion Technology; A Paradigm Shift in Susanne Biundo,Andreas Wendemuth Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Companion S

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To Plan for the User Is to Plan with the User: Integrating User Interaction into the Planning ProceSo far we have seen how planning technology can be exploited to realize Companion-Systems that adapt flexibly to changes in the user’s situation and environment and provide detailed help for users to realize their goals. However, such systems lack the capability to generate their plans in cooperatio

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Neurobiological Fundamentals of Strategy Change: A Core Competence of ,-Systems,goals iteratively. In that sense, they can be conceptualized as communication partners, equipped with a processing scheme producing actions as outputs in consequence of (1) inputs from the other communication partner and (2) internally represented goals. A quite general core competence of communicat

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Assistive and Adaptive Dialog Management,ith the technical system. This willingness to cooperate provides a solid basis which is required for a collaborative human-computer dialog. For the dialog management this means that a .-System adapts the course and content of human-computer dialogs to the user and assists during the interaction thro

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Interaction History in Adaptive Multimodal Interaction,d in which manner to optimally support the interaction. An important aspect is that users themselves learn and adapt their behavior and preferences based on their own experiences. In other words, certain characteristics of user behavior are slowly but continuously changed and updated by the users th

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Environment Adaption for ,-Systems,hand, a dynamic environment model facilitates the adaption of output modalities in human computer interaction (HCI) to the current situation. On the other hand, continuous tracking of users in the proximity of the system allows for resuming a previously interrupted interaction. Thus, an environment

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