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Responsable: José Gabriel de Amores Carredano
Tipo de Proyecto/Ayuda: 6º Programa Marco de la U.E.
Referencia: FP6-507802
Web: http://cordis.europa.eu/projects/rcn/71120_en.html
Fecha de Inicio: 01-01-2004
Fecha de Finalización: 31-12-2006

Empresa/Organismo financiador/es:

• Commission of the European Communities (Directorate-General. Information Society)

Socios:

• Universitaet Saarlandes (Manfred Pinkal)
• The University of Edinburgh (Johanna Moore)
• Goeteborg University (Robin Cooper)
• The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge (Steve Young)
• Deutsches Forschungszentrum fuer Kuenstliche Intelligenz Gmbh (Wolfgang Wahlster)
• Linguamatics Limited (David Milward)
• BMW Forschung und Technik GmbH (aaa)
• Robert Bosch GmbH (Andreas Korthauer)

Equipo:

• Investigadores:
  • José Francisco Quesada Moreno

Contratados:

• Investigadores:
  • Fermín Cruz Mata
  • David González Maline
  • Jesús González Martí
  • Pilar Manchón Portillo
  • Guillermo Pérez García
• Técnicos/Personal Administrativo:
  • David Moral Alcázar
  • Carmen María Navarro Padilla

Becarios:

• Nombramiento de Becario:
  • Antonio Ávila Membrives
  • David Ávila Membrives
  • Eva Florencio Nieto
  • Fernando Gómez Marín
  • Pablo Montoya Julián
  • Carmen del Solar Valdés

Resumen del proyecto:

General aim: This project will generalise the TRINDI and SIRIDUS "Information State Update"(ISU) approach to dialogue management to develop adaptive multimodal dialogue systems. It will also extend the use of abstract representation, in particular the use of domain ontologies, to increase robustness and reconfigurability of dialogue systems. While the project will build showcases for in-car and in-home information and control, the main aim is to advance our understanding of generic technologies that will extend the ISU approach to adaptive multimodal and multi-lingual interaction. The project will have scientific and technological impact as a foundation for adaptive, recon-figurable, multimodal dialogue systems. The delivery of information in an intuitive, conversational, user-adaptivemanner will result in more efficient and robust interaction with information technology applications, for many different individuals in society.

Multi-disciplinary research areas: There are four main research themes, each corresponding to a core work package: - Unifying multimodality and multilinguality, -Automatic generation and reconfiguration of multi-modal interfaces, -Multi-modal presentation in the Information State Update approach, -Adaptivity and learning.

Laboratory showcases: To enhance collaboration, technology development and transfer, and scientific impact, TALK will develop laboratory showcases in a variety of scenarios, including in-car dialogue systems and the automated home environment.

Building expertise in the European Research Area (ERA): TALK will build on current European expertise in multi-modal dialogue systems and will consolidate advances made in former European research projects including TRINDI and SIRIDUS.

The Consortium: TALK brings together internationally recognised, highly effective, and experienced research groups in the relevant disciplines, as well as several leading industrial partners.