Research on Personalized Behavior Generation and Interaction of Character IPs under Virtual-Physical Convergence
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https://doi.org/10.54097/9pwt1m04Keywords:
Virtual-real Integration, Character IP, Personalized Behavior Generation, Multimodal Interaction, Artificial IntelligenceAbstract
Explore personalised behaviour generation and interaction mechanisms for character IPs based on virtual-physical convergence technology, combining VR, AR and AI methods. Build behaviour generation models and multimodal interaction systems to address the following problems: adapting virtual characters to the real world, achieving behavioural personalisation, and ensuring cross-media consistency. Research shows that behaviour generation models employing affective computing and machine learning can boost user immersion and emotional response; thus, they provide theoretical and practical support for the intelligent development of character IP.
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