Style By Demonstration

Style by DemonstrationThis series of projects take a look at how programming by demonstration for interactive characters — the creation of interactive behaviors by performance demonstration — can focus on the style of the resutling movement rather than task goals. We explore various incarnations of thisstyle-by-demonstration(SBD) method, from animation to dancing robots, as well as the fundamental questions of how to designSBDinterfaces and evaluateSBDinteractions.VideoVideo File 1Video File 2Video File 3A playable demo of the early animation version isavailable online.As this is a large and multi-faceted project, here is an outline of the following publications:SCA 08- original animation algorithm and evaluationIUI 12, HRI Poster 10 -robot locomotion paths and broomstick interface, programmer design critiqueDIS 12- dancing robots with evaluationHCIJ13- multi-part evaluation on how people engage SBD and perceive stylistic locomotion pathsTiiS 13- full final puppet master algorithm, macro analysis across projects of designing and evaluating SBDIJCAI 13- invited extended abstract based on IUI 12 paper, with user-centered focusProject PublicationsUser-Centered Programming by Demonstration: Stylistic Elements of BehaviorJames E. Young, Kentaro Ishii, Takeo Igarashi, and Ehud Sharlin. User-Centered Programming by Demonstration: Stylistic Elements of Behavior.In Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, IJCAI ’13. To appear.Design and Evaluation Techniques for Authoring Interactive and Stylistic BehaviorsJames E. Young, Takeo Igarashi, Ehud Sharlin, Daisuke Sakamoto, and Jeffrey Allen. Design and Evaluation Techniques for Authoring Interactive and Stylistic Behaviors.ACM Transactions on intelligent and interactive Systems (TiiS).In Press. ACM.Teaching Robots Style: Designing, Evaluating Style-by-Demonstration for Interactive Robot LocomotionJames E. Young, Ehud Sharlin, and Takeo Igarashi. Teaching Robots Style: Designing and Evaluating Style-by-Demonstration for Interactive Robotic Locomotion.Human-Computer Interaction, 28(5), 2013. Taylor.Style by Demonstration for Interactive Robot MotionJeffrey allen, James E. Young, Daisuke Sakamoto, and Takeo Igarashi. Style by Demonstration for Interactive robot Motion.In proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Designing Interactive Systems 2012, DIS ‘12,592-601. ACMStyle by Demonstration: Teaching Interactive Movement Style to RobotsJames E. Young, Kentaro Ishii, Takeo Igarashi, and Ehud Sharlin. Style by Demonstration: Teaching Interactive Movement Style to Robots.In proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces 2012, IUI ‘12,41-50.best paper awardShowing Robots how to Follow People Using a Broomstick InterfaceJames E. Young, Kentaro Ishii, Takeo Igarashi, and Ehud Sharlin. Showing robots how to follow people using a broomstick interface.In Adjunct Proceedings of the ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction 20