Lockheed Martin Corporation

Steven J Tourville

James H Crutchfield, Jr

Reginald H Price

Hien Q Pham

Randel A Crowe

Edward Rotenberg

Patrick Craven

Patrice D Tremoulet

Ruthann Savage-King

One or more social interactive goals for an automated entity such as an avatar may be determined during a social interaction between the automated entity and a selected entity such as a human. Identity attributes of identity images from an identity model of the automated entity may be used to determine a set of behavioral actions the automated entity is to take for the determined goals. Paralanguage elements expressed for the automated entity via a user interface may be altered based on the determined set of behavioral actions. The automated entity may refer to a computer implemented automaton that simulates a human in the user interface of an interactive computing environment. By way of example, an avatar cybernetic goal seeking behavior may be implemented in accordance with an identity theory model.

Social identity models for automated entity interactions

A system and method include a computer implemented training framework that adapts its behavior to different types of training goals. The system utilizes a measured neuro-physiological state of a student to provide at least one of self regulation feedback and training environment feedback to optimize a learning experience for one or more different types of scenarios.

Multi purpose criteria based adaptive training system

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Orlando, FL, United States of America

Steven J Tourville