Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Foreword xiii
4. Prologue
5. 1. The Structure of Dialogue 3
6. 2. Give us the tools 25
7. 3. Integrating Multimodal Information 63
8. Part I
9. 4. Toward Multimodal Support of Interpreted Telephone Dialogues 85
10. 5. Human Factors and Error-Handling in Speech Interfaces 109
11. 6. Cross-linked modalities make speech drift in rapid dialogue 125
12. 7. Dynamic Interpretation and Dialogue Theory 139
13. 8. Dialgoue Acts are Rational Plans 167
14. 9. An approach to oral dialogue modelling 189
15. 10. A Dynamic Dialogue Model for Human-Machine Communication 207
16. 11. Standia 223
17. 12. Moves in Dialogue 239
18. 13. Designing Intelligence 249
19. 14. SPRUCE 271
20. Part 2
21. 15. Multimedia & Multimodal Interaction Structure 295
22. 16. Robustness and cooperative multimodal humanmachine communication applications 309
23. 17. Iconicity of Sign Languages 321
24. 18. A Taxonomy for Users’ Behaviour in Human Computer Interaction 335
25. 19. Multimodal Interaction Interface using Voice and Gesture 349
26. 20. Implementing an Oral and Geographic Multimodal Application: The Géoral Project 367
27. 21. Communicative Acts for Multimedia and Multimodal Dialogue 375
28. 22. Graphical Modes of Human Multimodal Dialogue 393
29. 23. Graphics and Natural Language in Multi-Modal Dialogues 407
30. 24. Referring in a Multimodal Environment: from NL to designation 421
31. 25. Multiplexing, Diviplexing, and the Control of Multimodal Dialogue 439
32. 26. Multimodal Approach to Concept Formation: and Example in Speech and Sketch Mode 457
33. 27. Processing Facial Images to Enhance Speech Communication 465
34. 28. The Intrinsic Bimodality of Speech Communication and the Synthesis of Talking Faces 485
35. Index 503